69É«ÇéÊÓÆµ’s Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies (CHGS) leads the campus community, regional educators, and the public in exploring the histories, legacies, and lessons of the Holocaust and genocide. Located on the second floor of the Learning Commons, CHGS maintains a growing collection of books and other materials pertinent to Holocaust and genocide studies.

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Landscape of our Memory

Gabriela Bulišová and Marc Isaac (Prague)

Kresge Gallery, Berrie Center, 69É«ÇéÊÓÆµ
September 16 (opening reception) – December 4

Anthotype portrait. It is a face rendered in an almost hazy fashion on a burnt orange square.

Anthotype Portrait

A haunting and original multimedia exhibition, Landscape of our Memory is part of a longterm artistic project addressing the “Holocaust by Bullets” and commemorating more than two million people, mostly Jews, murdered in or near their hometowns rather than in Nazi death camps. Click for more information.

Black and white depiction of a tree (or set of trees) created by a collage of framed photos.

Witness and Living Memorial Tree

To arrange a group visit, including a tour of CHGS, email holgen@ramapo.edu.


Beyond the Classroom: CHGS Student Journeys

Our students fill us with tremendous pride. We want you to share in that with us, and so will present a series of interviews, conducted by CHGS interns, with Ramapo students who have taken special initiative in the fields of Holocaust and Genocide Studies, as well as human rights.

Delaina Predmore with Jordyn Pappolla

Delaina participated in the at Holocaust Museum Houston

Bella Apgar with Jordyn Pappolla

Bella interned with the (a Holocaust museum) after graduation.