Summer 2023
Study Abroad
“Tracing the Holocaust”

Treblinka, Poland


Teaching Positions and Courses

college of charleston - yaschik/arnold jewish studies program

Assistant Professor
Syllabus for each course available below:

– JWST 230/HIST 241 – “History of the Holocaust,” Fall 2021,
Fall 2022, Fall 2023, Fall 2024

– FYSE 124 – “The Holocaust on Screen,” Fall 2022, Fall 2024

– JWST 201/HIST 250 – “A History of Lies: Antisemitic and
Anti-Jewish Tropes
,” Spring 2022, Spring 2024

– JWST 242/HIST 250 – “Race and the Second World War,”
Spring 2022, Spring 2023

– JWST 300/HIST 347 – “Holocaust Legacies and Oral
History
,” Spring 2022, Spring 2023, Spring 2024

– JWST 300 – “European Jewish Life and the Holocaust,”
College of Charleston Maymester Study Abroad Program
2023 - Germany, Poland, and the Netherlands

– JWST 499A/JWST 499B – “Medical Caregivers as Perpetrators
of the Holocaust” – An individual, independent bachelor’s
essay course of study in affiliation with the Honors College,
Fall 2022, Spring 2023


Advanced Holocaust Educators Institute of the Carolinas, Summer 2024

In affiliation with the South Carolina Council on the Holocaust, the Anne Frank Center, and the Stan Greenspon Holocaust and Social Justice Education Center at Queens University of Charlotte, I will be hosting and co-leading an advanced workshop on the Holocaust for high school educators.



Military Training / Professional Ethical Development

– “Negotiating Murder: Lessons in Unit Culture from the Holocaust,” Leadership Professional Development Session – A Co., 57th
Expeditionary Signal Battalion-Enhanced, United States Army, Fort Cavazos, TX, May 14, 2021
– “Leadership, Unit Culture, and Genocide,” OPD Session – 11th Theater Tactical Signal Brigade, United States Army, Fort Hood, TX,
November 17-18, 2020


guest lecturer

– “Beyond Revolt: The Life-Long Resistance of Treblinka Survivors,” Holocaust course, Professor Jonathan Skolnik, University of
Massachusetts-Amherst, Spring 2024
– “Space in Holocaust Studies,” Jewish Studies Methods course, Professor Jordan Rosenblum, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Spring
2024
– “Challenges in Historical Source Interpretation,” Perlmutter Fellows Program, Advisor Keren Ayalon, College of Charleston, Fall 2023
– “Resistance at Treblinka,” “World War II and the Holocaust” course, Professor Sara Kimble, DePaul University, Fall 2023
– “The Key and Resistance at Treblinka,” HIS 224 – “Europe, 1914-1945,” Professor Jazmine Contreras, Goucher College, Spring 2023
– “The Holocaust,” FYSE 124 – “Film and Media in Israel,” Instructor Noa Weinberg, College of Charleston, Fall 2021, Spring 2022
– “Women in Resistance at Treblinka,” HIS 224 – “Europe, 1914-1945,” Professor Jazmine Contreras, Goucher College, Spring 2021
– “Resistance at Treblinka and its Legacies,” HIST 201 – The Historian’s Craft, Professor Kathryn Ciancia, UW-Madison, Spring 2019
– “Revolt at Treblinka,” HIST 224/JS 231 – The Holocaust, Professor Amos Bitzan, UW-Madison, Fall 2018
– "The Holocaust," JS 211 – Introduction to Judaism, Professor Jordan Rosenblum, UW-Madison, Fall 2018
– "The Holocaust," HIST 120 – Europe and the Modern World, 1789 to the Present, Professor Mary Louise Roberts, UW-Madison,
Spring 2018
– "World War II and the Holocaust," World Civilizations II courses, University of Nebraska at Omaha, Fall 2015 and Spring 2016
– "The Holocaust," Iowa Western Community College, Clarinda, Harlan, Atlantic, and Shenandoah, Iowa, April 2016


university of wisconsin-madison

Lecturer in History

– HIS 357 – “The Second World War: European Total War, the Holocaust, and their Legacies,” Summer Online Course 2021

Teaching Assistant

– HIST 201 – “The Historian’s Craft: Civilians and War on the Eastern Front,” Professor Kathryn Ciancia, Spring 2019
– HIST 224/JS 231 – “The Holocaust,” Professor Amos Bitzan, Fall 2018 – Early Excellence in Teaching Award

Reader/Grader

– HIST 224/JS 231 – “The Holocaust, Professor Amos Bitzan, Spring 2018
– HIST/JS 220 – “Modern Jewish History: 1492 to the Present Day,” Professor Amos Bitzan, Fall 2017

Academic Coaching and Tutoring Services – UW-Madison Division of Diversity, Equity, and Educational Achievement

– HIST 224/JS 231 – “The Holocaust.” Fall 2020


University of Nebraska at Omaha

Teaching Assistant

– HIST 1000 – “World Civilizations I,” Professor Jeanne Reames, Fall 2014
– HIST 1000 – “World Civilizations I,” Professor Martina Saltamacchia, Spring 2014
– HIST 1000 – “World Civilizations I,” Professor Charles King, Fall 2013