About the Lecture: The second installment in a three-year series documenting the creation of the Hilton Family Holocaust Education Center (HFHEC), this program takes place as construction continues. Building on last year's program commemorating the groundbreaking and anticipating next year's grand opening, Jacob Flaws explores the challenges and possibilities of Holocaust memorialization and education.
About the Lecture: This lecture will survey the history of Egyptian Jewry in the 19th and 20th centuries, focusing on the mass migrations that both created and dissolved it, and their impact on the community's social realities, in the broader context of Egyptian history.
Winner of the Salo Wittmayer Baron Dissertation Award, Samantha M. Cooper presents research from her award-winning dissertation on the overlooked role of Jews in New York's opera industry. Drawing on archival sources, oral histories, and the contemporary press, she traces Jewish involvement in shaping the city's operatic world between the founding of the Metropolitan Opera House in 1880 and its sale to the public in 1940. Her talk offers a fresh perspective on the intersection of Jewish history, immigration, culture, and the performing arts.
About the Lecture: This year is the 80th anniversary of the 1946 Kielce pogrom. Do we understand more as time goes by? This program shifts focus from death to survival and introduce Jakub Aleksandrowicz, a Kielce pogrom survivor, and his testimony (with English subtitles). The Kielce pogrom is going to be framed within broader postwar anti-Jewish violence across Central and Eastern Europe, often tied to Jewish property recovery and renewed Jewish public visibility.
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About the Lecture: Marking the 80th anniversary of the 1946 Kielce pogrom, the distinguished scholar Joanna Tokarska-Bakir shifts our focus from death to survival by introducing the testimony of Jakub Aleksandrowicz, a survivor of the pogrom. In her original interpretation, she uses the documentary “Chimp Empire” as a parable for exploring collective violence, social hierarchy, alliances, competition, and conflict over resources.
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Earn your bachelor’s and master’s in less time and launch your career sooner.
The accelerated master’s program offers highly committed undergraduate students the option to combine undergraduate degree requirements with graduate coursework, resulting in faster master's degree completion.
Explore the future of health care at an information session with the Office of Admission for the ASU John Shufeldt School of Medicine and Medical Engineering.
Learn how the school is reimagining medical education by integrating medicine and engineering to prepare the next generation of physician innovators. During this session, you'll receive an overview of the program, gain insight into its distinctive curriculum and approach and learn more about the application process, including admission requirements and recommendations.
These monthly information sessions offer you an opportunity to explore ASU's BSW program, the highest-ranked program in Arizona, while meeting with ASU-Tucson faculty and staff. Uncover the option that's right for you in this 60-minute session -- whether you're transferring in from a community college or you're exploring an online BSW!
We will cover everything you need to know about the Sync, Online, and in-person Bachelors in Social Work programs, as well as the application process, tuition, fees, funding, and internships.
These monthly information sessions offer you an opportunity to explore ASU's BSW program, the highest-ranked program in Arizona, while meeting with ASU-Tucson faculty and staff. Uncover the option that's right for you in this 60-minute session -- whether you're transferring in from a community college or you're exploring an online BSW!
We will cover everything you need to know about the Sync, Online, and in-person Bachelors in Social Work programs, as well as the application process, tuition, fees, funding, and internships.