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,
2022, 2023, 2024, 2025

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

– HONS 391 – “Women and the Holocaust,” Fall 2025

– 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, 2023, 2025

– JWST 404 (Formerly JWST 300/HIST 347) – “Holocaust
Legacies and Oral History,” Spring 2022, 2023, 2024

– JWST 300 – “European Jewish Life and the Holocaust,”
College of Charleston Maymester Study Abroad Program
2025 - Germany, Poland, and the Netherlands

– JWST 499A/JWST 499B – “Medical Caregivers as Perpetrators
of the Holocaust” – Independent bachelor’s essay course,
Fall 2022, Spring 2023

– HIST 591 – “Creating Public Histories of the Holocaust,” a graduate course in the College of Charleston Public History MA Program,
Spring 2025

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

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