Spector/Warren Fellowship Application Deadline

Teaching about the Holocaust provides the opportunity to examine the basic moral issue of what it means to be a responsible citizen in a democratic society. Studying the Holocaust brings understanding to the ramifications of prejudice, racism, and stereotyping, and the value of encouraging tolerance and diversity in society.

The Spector/Warren Fellowship—for undergraduate and graduate students preparing for careers in education, counseling, or student affairs—is a five-day intensive program at the Holocaust Museum Houston where students engage with scholars and survivors to explore historical, pedagogical, and personal contexts for understanding the Holocaust.

The Fellowship covers all expenses, including round-trip transportation, housing, meals, special events, and classroom materials.

• 2023 Fellowship: May 21-26
• Applications due March 6

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