“If we do not talk about it, if we do not remember, then the world will never know. And that has made me speak about it.”

—Henry Meyer, Holocaust Survivor

The Roma & Sam Kaltman Holocaust Studies for Educators


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June 17 – June 21, 2013

The Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education
8401 Montgomery Road
Cincinnati, Ohio  45236

The Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education in partnership with Xavier University presents The Roma and Sam Kaltman Holocaust Studies for Educators graduate level course. This week-long course is dedicated to equipping educators with the tools and resources to effectively teach the Holocaust and its lessons. The course provides 34 contact hours or an optional 2 hours of graduate-level credit for an additional fee.

Roma and Sam Kaltman

The course is named in honor of Roma and Sam Kaltman by their daughter and son-in-law Sandy Kaltman and John Isidor. The Kaltman family is dedicated to Holocaust remembrance and education, and it is a privilege to present this course in their honor.

The Roma and Sam Kaltman Holocaust Studies for Educators features:

  • Presentations by experts on Holocaust education, tolerance education, and religious studies
  • Local educators share creative and exciting resources and strategies
  • Engaging dialogue with survivors of the Holocaust and other eyewitnesses
  • Course content is applicable to Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana academic content standards
  • Participants receive Echoes and Reflections multimedia curriculum and many interdisciplinary resources.
TO REGISTER, please complete the registration form available here.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO ALSO APPLY FOR XAVIER UNIVERSITY CREDIT HOURS, please complete the Xavier University Add/Drop form and the Non-Degree Application.
Please submit all forms to:
The Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education
Attn: Alexis Storch
8401 Montgomery Road
Cincinnati, Ohio  45236

For more information, please contact Alexis Storch, Director of Educational Outreach at 513-487-3055 or  astorch@holocaustandhumanity.org

This program is made possible in part by the Ohio Humanities Council, a state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.


Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this website do not necessarily reflect those of the National Endowment for the Humanities.

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