Holocaust Studies
Confront issues of prejudice, racism, stereotyping, silence and apathy.
Albright’s minor in Holocaust Studies offers a cross-disciplinary framework for the investigation of ethical and moral choices.
About the Program
Through a combination of historical, literary and religious case studies, students can expect to develop an awareness of the value of tolerance in a pluralistic society — one that extends beyond Judaism and anti-Semitism to include other social groups by challenging bigotry and exclusion in any form.
Curriculum Highlights
- Core course in The Holocaust (HIS 373)
- Religious Responses to the Holocaust (REL 375)
- A literature elective such as Holocaust in American Literature or Holocaust in World Literature (SPI 232 or SPI 234)