For more than two decades, the Rosen Symposium has brought educators from across North Carolina and the nation together to deepen their understanding of the Holocaust and strengthen how it is taught. Participants engage with renowned scholars, pedagogy experts, and survivors through lectures, workshops, and discussions.

This year’s theme, “Survivors,” honors those who continue to share their firsthand accounts while recognizing the generations now carrying their legacy forward. Survivor testimony remains central to the Symposium—offering participants the opportunity to learn from and engage directly with survivors, and fostering a depth of understanding that no other form of education can provide.

The Symposium includes approximately 40 hours of instruction, discussion, demonstrations, and public programs designed for teachers, students, and the broader community. Many sessions are free and open to the public.

Educator Registration

In addition to public programming, the Rosen Symposium also offers educator-specific programming and up to four (4) continuing education credits (CEUs) for teachers who complete a full forty-hour program at the symposium.

Learn more about educator benefits, expenses and how to register

Contact

The organizers of the 24th Annual Martin and Doris Rosen Symposium are Lee Holder and Dr. Davis Hankins. Questions can be directed to the organizers by email at holocaust@appstate.edu or phone at 828-262-2506.

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For more than two decades, the Rosen Symposium has brought educators from across North Carolina and the nation together to deepen their understanding of the Holocaust and strengthen how it is taught. Participants engage with renowned scholars, pedagogy experts, and survivors through lectures, workshops, and discussions.

This year’s theme, “Survivors,” honors those who continue to share their firsthand accounts while recognizing the generations now carrying their legacy forward. Survivor testimony remains central to the Symposium—offering participants the opportunity to learn from and engage directly with survivors, and fostering a depth of understanding that no other form of education can provide.

The Symposium includes approximately 40 hours of instruction, discussion, demonstrations, and public programs designed for teachers, students, and the broader community. Many sessions are free and open to the public.

Educator Registration

In addition to public programming, the Rosen Symposium also offers educator-specific programming and up to four (4) continuing education credits (CEUs) for teachers who complete a full forty-hour program at the symposium.

Learn more about educator benefits, expenses and how to register

Contact

The organizers of the 24th Annual Martin and Doris Rosen Symposium are Lee Holder and Dr. Davis Hankins. Questions can be directed to the organizers by email at holocaust@appstate.edu or phone at 828-262-2506.

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This invite-only banquet welcomes Symposium attendees, along with invited alumni, donors, community members, and friends of CJHPS, for thoughtful remarks, a plated, multi-course dinner, a keynote address by Rabbi Michael Berenbaum, and an evening of camaraderie and connection.

There is no cost to attend, though donor support is essential to sustaining the Center’s programs. To give, visit givenow.appstate.edu/jhps.

This event is by invitation only. RSVP is required — submit this form to let us know you're coming. A parking attendant will be available to assist with parking near the venue.

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For more than two decades, the Rosen Symposium has brought educators from across North Carolina and the nation together to deepen their understanding of the Holocaust and strengthen how it is taught. Participants engage with renowned scholars, pedagogy experts, and survivors through lectures, workshops, and discussions.

This year’s theme, “Survivors,” honors those who continue to share their firsthand accounts while recognizing the generations now carrying their legacy forward. Survivor testimony remains central to the Symposium—offering participants the opportunity to learn from and engage directly with survivors, and fostering a depth of understanding that no other form of education can provide.

The Symposium includes approximately 40 hours of instruction, discussion, demonstrations, and public programs designed for teachers, students, and the broader community. Many sessions are free and open to the public.

Educator Registration

In addition to public programming, the Rosen Symposium also offers educator-specific programming and up to four (4) continuing education credits (CEUs) for teachers who complete a full forty-hour program at the symposium.

Learn more about educator benefits, expenses and how to register

Contact

The organizers of the 24th Annual Martin and Doris Rosen Symposium are Lee Holder and Dr. Davis Hankins. Questions can be directed to the organizers by email at holocaust@appstate.edu or phone at 828-262-2506.

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For more than two decades, the Rosen Symposium has brought educators from across North Carolina and the nation together to deepen their understanding of the Holocaust and strengthen how it is taught. Participants engage with renowned scholars, pedagogy experts, and survivors through lectures, workshops, and discussions.

This year’s theme, “Survivors,” honors those who continue to share their firsthand accounts while recognizing the generations now carrying their legacy forward. Survivor testimony remains central to the Symposium—offering participants the opportunity to learn from and engage directly with survivors, and fostering a depth of understanding that no other form of education can provide.

The Symposium includes approximately 40 hours of instruction, discussion, demonstrations, and public programs designed for teachers, students, and the broader community. Many sessions are free and open to the public.

Educator Registration

In addition to public programming, the Rosen Symposium also offers educator-specific programming and up to four (4) continuing education credits (CEUs) for teachers who complete a full forty-hour program at the symposium.

Learn more about educator benefits, expenses and how to register

Contact

The organizers of the 24th Annual Martin and Doris Rosen Symposium are Lee Holder and Dr. Davis Hankins. Questions can be directed to the organizers by email at holocaust@appstate.edu or phone at 828-262-2506.

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Dean Madritch will offer some remarks and introduce new faculty and staff members at 4 p.m. in the I.G. Greer Auditorium. Following the meeting, please join us for beverages and hors d'oeuvres in the Sanford Hall courtyard until 6:30 p.m. In the event of inclement weather, the reception will be held inside Sanford Hall.

Please note that this event is limited to College of Arts and Sciences faculty and staff members.

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