The Carolyn and Leonard Miller Center for Holocaust Studies promotes scholarship, education, and public awareness about the events that brought about, comprise, and continue to issue from the Holocaust. Founded in part to honor the legacy of Raul Hilberg, a great founding figure of Holocaust scholarship, who spent his entire academic career at the University of Vermont, the Miller Center draws on the expertise of a distinguished group of faculty based in a number of disciplinary departments across the University. The Center offers an undergraduate minor field in Holocaust Studies, supports graduate training, sponsors guest lectures and other public events, and hosts the Miller Symposium, an important intellectual forum for leading Holocaust scholars from around the world.
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