The Holocaust Memorial Museum tells the story of the Holocaust through an extraordinary collection of artifacts, films, videos, photos and oral histories. In addition, the Museum's innovative approach to exhibitions and its powerful architecture have earned worldwide acclaim. The Museum's main exhibition, The Holocaust, spans three floors and presents a comprehensive history of the Holocaust through artifacts, photographs, films, and eyewitness testimonies. It begins with life before the Holocaust in the early 1930s, continues through the Nazi rise to power and the subsequent tyranny and genocide, and concludes with liberation and the immediate aftermath of the Holocaust. At the completion of the tour, Dr. William E. Sedlacek, Professor of Education and Assistant Director, Counseling Center, University of Maryland will facilitate a reflection session on the experience of touring the museum.
Space is limited, reservations on a first-come, first serve basis.
Grounded in an experience of hands-on service, participants will learn and serve together. Multiple service sites and reflection are part of the day. Space is limited. Detailed information about the Service and Learning Experience will be sent to those who pre-register for this program. All rights reserved.