The mission of the Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission is to bring awareness of the Holocaust and other genocides to Texas students, educators, and the general public by ensuring availability of resources.
22 May 2020
THGC Announces 2020 Outstanding Educator Award Winner
1 May 2020
THGC Announces 2020 Student Contest Winners
4 March 2020
THGC Now Accepting Applications for Inaugural 2020 Berkowitz Institute
16 December 2019
THGC Announces Joy Nathan as Executive Director
1 June 2019
THGC to Hold Quarterly Meeting: Invitation to the General Public to Attend
9 May 2019
THGC Announces 2019 Student Contest Winners
26 March 2019
THGC to Hold Quarterly Meeting: Invitation to the General Public to Attend
20 December 2018
THGC Now Accepting Applications for Outstanding Educator Award
13 December 2018
THGC to Hold Quarterly Meeting & International Holocaust Remembrance Day Commemoration
14 September 2018
THGC to Hold Quarterly Meeting: Invitation to the General Public to Attend
9 September 2018
Texas Liberator Exhibit Shares Stories of Texas Veterans who Liberated Nazi Concentration Camps
8 January 2018
THGC Seeks Applications for Outstanding Educator Award
11 December 2017
THGC Seeks Applications for Outstanding Educator Award
28 August 2020 | UTD Today
Dr. Zsuzsanna Ozsváth, Holocaust Studies Program Founder, To Retire
8 August 2020 | San Antonio Express-News
Commentary: Never forgetting the Holocaust means working to remember
29 July 2020 | Texas Jewish Post
Sam Kogutt of Dallas recognized by BBYO
16 July 2020 | Jewish Herald-Voice
Holocaust Survivors Meeting on Zoom during Pandemic
29 May 2020 | Diocese of Beaumont
Teacher Recognized on State Level
21 May 2020 | Beaumont Enterprise
Kelly Catholic Teacher Named Outstanding Educator of the Year
4 May 2020 | Ackerman Chronicle
LBJ and the Holocaust
12 March 2020 | Press Release
Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission Seeks Applications for Inaugural Berkowitz Institute
23 February 2020 | The Mercury
Exhibit Honors Holocaust Liberators
21 February 2020 | KVEO
Music Faculty Communicates reality of the Holocaust to Valley Students
17 February 2020 | UT Dallas Magazine
The Importance of Holocaust Remembrance
30 January 2020 | Jewish Herald-Voice
Texas governor creating commission on anti-Semitism
27 January 2020 | Ackerman Chronicle
Texas Liberator Exhibit
27 January 2020 | Press Release
Senator José Menéndez Proudly Recognizes Holocaust Remembrance Week Taking Place Jan. 27-31 throughout Texas Public Schools
27 January 2020 | Press Release
Governor Abbott Delivers Remarks on International Holocaust Remembrance Day in Austin
27 January 2020 | Denton Record-Chronicle
Local schools begin Holocaust Remembrance Week
27 January 2020 | KXAN
Gov. Abbott announces intent to create anti-Semitism commission during Holocaust Remembrance Day at State Capitol
23 January 2020 | Plano Star Courier
Public schools to observe first Holocaust Remembrance Week
25 October 2019 | KCBD
Narratives of Genocide exhibit coming to the Museum of Texas Tech University
8 July 2019 | aish.com
Making the Holocaust Real
24 June 2019 | KSAT
Implementation plan for new law mandating Holocaust education in public schools
14 June 2019 | Houston Chronicle
Under new law, Texas public schools to make Holocaust a teaching tool
13 June 2019 | KTXS12
Texas lawmakers pass 'Holocaust Remembrance Week' bill
13 June 2019 | News 4 San Antonio
Texas lawmakers pass 'Holocaust Remembrance Week' bill
12 June 2019 | Press Release
Senator José Menéndez Passes Bill Establishing Holocaust Remembrance Week in Public Schools Across Texas
12 June 2019 | Blackpress USA
Senator José Menéndez Passes Bill Establishing Holocaust Remembrance Week in Public Schools across Texas
12 June 2019 | KTSA
Annual Week of Holocaust Education coming to Texas Public Schools
12 June 2019 | SA Current
Gov. Greg Abbott signs Holocaust Remembrance Week into Law
11 June 2019 | KSAT12
Gov. Abbott signs bill to create educational Holocaust remembrance
30 May 2019 | The University of Texas at Dallas
Professor Joins Holocaust Commission; Researcher Earns Fellowship
24 May 2019 | The Monitor
Lessons from the past: McAllen marks Holocaust Remembrance Day with program, exhibit
8 April 2019 | San Antonio Express-News
Holocaust liberator from San Antonio haunted by memories
5 April 2019 | KTSA
San Antonio man to be honored for liberating concentration camps
12 March 2019 | Press Release
One of the Last Touring Survivors of the Holocaust is Coming to Austin
4 December 2018 | ETCETERA
Liberator founder visits campus
7 November 2018 | Press Release
USS Lexington to Host Exhibit about Texas WWII Veterans who Liberated Nazi Concentration Camps
29 August 2018 | Houston Chronicle
‘The Texas Liberator: Witness to the Holocaust’ exhibition to open at Holocaust Museum Houston
9 August 2018 | Houstonia Magazine
Over Matzo Ball Soup, Holocaust Survivors, Liberators Bond
9 November 2017 | Press Release
Texas Liberators Project Preserves Stories of Texans who Liberated Nazi Concentration Camps
Press requests and questions from the media regarding information, projects, and interview opportunities should be directed to the Director of Outreach & Communications.
Christian Acevedo, Director of Outreach & Communications
E-mail Christian | 512.463.7998
For non-press related inquiries, please use our general contact page.
All information about upcoming events, workshops, and other activities can be found by visiting the THGC's Event Calendar.
THGC Press Kit
Christian Acevedo, Director of Outreach & Communications
E-mail Christian | 512.463.7998
As
THGC Director of Outreach & Communications, Christian travels
throughout the state in order to connect the Texas public with the
various resources and programs that the THGC has to offer. He also
maintains the THGC website, responds to press inquiries, and exhibits at various
educator conferences throughout the state. Christian oversees the THGC's
social media presence and composes press releases to cover THGC news and events. Christian earned his horns at the University of Texas at Austin and later his master's at New York University.
Joy Nathan, Executive Director
E-mail Joy | 512.463.8815
As Executive Director, Joy is a liaison between
organizations and the Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission and, as
such, conveys all important communications to the THGC chair and
commissioners. Contact Joy in order to answer public, legislative, and
executive inquiries about the THGC and its mission. She can also provide
expertise and assistance on projects and campaigns as well as speaking
on behalf of the THGC at public events.
22 May 2020
THGC Announces 2020 Outstanding Educator Award Winner
1 May 2020
THGC Announces 2020 Student Contest Winners
4 March 2020
THGC Now Accepting Applications for Inaugural 2020 Berkowitz Institute
1 June 2019
THGC to Hold Quarterly Meeting: Invitation to the General Public to Attend
Programs
The Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission (THGC) offers to fund a variety of programs through its THGC Non-Profit Grant Program. These grant funds may be used for projects related to classroom education, workshops, recording of oral histories, and memorials or exhibits, as well as other purposes. This grant is open to all permanent, non-profit institutions that are headquartered in the State of Texas.
Amounts up to $10,000.00 may be granted per project. All funds may require one-to-one matches, but in-kind services may be counted toward the 50% total match. The THGC regularly provides grants to the four Holocaust museums in Texas, but also assists educational institutions and other local non-profits throughout the entire state.
Friends of Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission Educator Grant
The Friends of Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission (THGC) annually offers up to eight grants of up to $1,000 each
to educators and educational institutions to fund projects that educate
Texas students and communities about the Holocaust and/or genocides.
This Educator Grant program is open to teachers and organizations
throughout the state: teachers, administrators, school districts,
homeschooling programs, and public, charter, and private schools may
apply.
The THGC is offering this program to fund projects that promote students' learning about these historical events and how they connect to what we see in our world today. Sample projects have included providing class sets of texts that school districts have not been able to provide, helping to create oral history projects with Holocaust and/or genocide survivors and World War II veterans, and creating a Holocaust/genocide education project culminating in a field trip to one of Texas’ four Holocaust museums.
Educators can look for the application, criteria, and procedures in the late summer, apply by early fall, and look to complete their projects before the end of the academic year.
Contests & Awards
Dr. Anna Steinberger Outstanding Educator Award
The Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission (THGC) is firmly
committed to supporting efforts to teach the next generation about the
Holocaust and/or genocides in the Ottoman Empire (Armenians), Cambodia,
Rwanda/Burundi, the Balkans, Sudan (Darfur), and the Middle East (Iraq and
Syria).
Since 2017, the THGC has presented a monetary award of $1,000 to one educator who has demonstrated a record of excellence in engaging any of the aforementioned subjects with Texas students (grades 6-12). Librarians, curriculum specialists, and classroom teachers in any discipline are eligible to apply for this award. This annual award is generously funded by the Friends of Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
Dr.
Steinberger is a Holocaust survivor and served as a founding member of
the Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission. She retired from the
University of Texas Medical School in 2001, but has continued to
demonstrate a commitment to education in Texas.
Student Contests in Poetry & Visual Arts
The Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission (THGC) looks to engage Texas students in 6th-12th grade so that they might assume the role of witness and use their knowledge to improve the world in which we live. Each December the THGC opens its Student Contests in Poetry & Visual Arts to students across Texas in hopes that after viewing, listening to, or reading testimony from survivors, rescuers, liberators, scholars, or activists, they generate an original piece of visual artwork or poem as a reflection of said testimony. For the last two years, these contests have involved testimonies from the Holocaust and genocides in the Ottoman Empire, Cambodia, Rwanda/Burundi, the Balkans, Sudan, Syria, and Iraq.
In 2019, over 200 students participated in the contest, resulting in a total of eight winners from across the state. In 2020, over 180 students submitted entries and saw a total of four winners which can be viewed here. Students with the highest scores are awarded cash prizes in the amount of $500 (high school) and $250 (middle school). This annual contest is generously funded by the Friends of Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
Workshops
In July 2019, the THGC partnered with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and traveled to Edinburg, Texas to hold a two-day workshop entitled, The World Will Turn Right-Side Up One Day. Over 45 teachers and curriculum specialists from across the Rio Grande Valley were in attendance, and various resources were provided free of cost to all participants.
To host or request a live workshop in your area, please complete our Request a THGC Speaker form.
29 May 2020 | Diocese of Beaumont
Teacher Recognized on State Level
21 May 2020 | Beaumont Enterprise
Kelly Catholic Teacher Named Outstanding Educator of the Year
4 May 2020 | Ackerman Chronicle
LBJ and the Holocaust
23 February 2020 | The Mercury
Exhibit Honors Holocaust Liberators
17 February 2020 | UT Dallas Magazine
The Importance of Holocaust Remembrance
27 January 2020 | Press Release
Governor Abbott Delivers Remarks on International Holocaust Remembrance Day in Austin
27 January 2020 | Denton Record-Chronicle
Local schools begin Holocaust Remembrance Week
23 January 2020 | Plano Star Courier
Public schools to observe first Holocaust Remembrance Week
25 October 2019 | KCBD
Narratives of Genocide exhibit coming to the Museum of Texas Tech University
13 June 2019 | KTXS12
Texas lawmakers pass 'Holocaust Remembrance Week' bill
12 June 2019 | Press Release
Senator José Menéndez Passes Bill Establishing Holocaust Remembrance Week in Public Schools Across Texas
12 June 2019 | SA Current
Gov. Greg Abbott signs Holocaust Remembrance Week into Law
24 May 2019 | The Monitor
Lessons from the past: McAllen marks Holocaust Remembrance Day with program, exhibit
8 April 2019 | San Antonio Express-News
Holocaust liberator from San Antonio haunted by memories
7 November 2018 | Press Release
USS Lexington to Host Exhibit about Texas WWII Veterans who Liberated Nazi Concentration Camps
29 August 2018 | Houston Chronicle
‘The Texas Liberator: Witness to the Holocaust’ exhibition to open at Holocaust Museum Houston

Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission logo
Lynne Aronoff, Chair of the Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission
Joy Nathan, Executive Director of the Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission
Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission traveling exhibit "Texas Liberator: Witness to the Holocaust" on view at the National Museum of the Pacific War (February 2020)
Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission traveling exhibit "Texas Liberator: Witness to the Holocaust" on view at the National Museum of the Pacific War (February 2020)
Commissioners of the Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission pose with Texas Governor Greg Abbott at an International Holocaust Remembrance Day commemoration at the Texas State Capitol. (27 January 2020)

THGC staff, commissioners, former commissioners, and Museum of Texas Tech University staff at a preview of the Narratives of Modern Genocide documentary viewing in Lubbock, Texas. (28 October 2019)

THGC Chair, Lynne Aronoff, and 2019 award recipient, Marco Franco, at the 3rd Annual Dr. Anna Steinberger Outstanding Educator Award ceremony (14 May 2019)

Former Texas Governor, Rick Perry, signs Senate Bill 482, officially creating the Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission (June 2009)
Press requests and questions from the media regarding information, projects, and interview opportunities should be directed to the Director of Outreach & Communications.
Christian Acevedo, Director of Outreach & Communications
E-mail Christian | 512.463.7998
For non-press related inquiries, please use our general contact page.
All information about upcoming events, workshops, and other activities can be found by visiting the THGC's Event Calendar.
Texas Liberator Exhibit Press Kit
Texas Tech University (TTU), with the generous support of the Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission (THGC), created the Texas Liberator Project as a means of introducing the wider public to the experiences of U.S. soldiers who were witnesses to and actors in the liberation of the Nazi concentration and death camps and serve as a portal to furthering Holocaust and genocide awareness and education. Working with the nineteen oral histories compiled by the Baylor Institute for Oral History and archival material from the Dallas Holocaust Museum, Holocaust Museum Houston, and the United States Holocaust Memorial and Museum, TTU faculty and students worked to create a multi-pronged project to be used in the classroom, with community members, and with scholars.
The project includes an educational app (available on www.texasliberators.org) that introduces viewers to the liberation of Dachau through the eyes of U.S. soldiers. The app features liberator accounts, survivor testimonials, artifacts, texts, and letters. Set in a virtual reconstruction of Dachau, students can interact with different historical documents and learn more about the liberation period and the Holocaust as they navigate the app. The accompanying education website features interactive maps, an Honor Roll of over 480 veteran liberators, a 360 degree virtual tour of the exhibit, bibliographies, filmographies, and teacher resources including research projects, discussion questions, quizzes, and other materials. The oral histories of twenty-one liberators, nineteen from the Baylor Institute of Oral History and two from Holocaust Museum Houston, are featured in a compellingly edited display quality book, The Texas Liberators: Veteran Narratives from World War II (Texas Tech University Press, 2017), that features the liberators testifying as to what they witnessed as well as modern-day portraits and service photos. This book has been provided free of charge to every public and private middle and high school in the state of Texas by the Friends of the Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission.
Finally, the entire project culminated in an exhibit curated by Dr. Aliza Wong, the project lead for the Texas Liberator Project and associate dean of the Texas Tech University Honors College and associate professor of History; Cameron Saffell, Assistant Director for Operations and Facilities; and Andrew Gedeon, Exhibits Manager, Museum of Texas Tech University, that was featured at the Museum of TTU in Fall, 2017. This exhibit is now traveling the state of Texas and serves as a portal to further Holocaust education and honor our Texas liberators.
For more information, please contact Aliza Wong, Project Lead for the Texas Liberator Project, by e-mail, or visit the Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission website.
As you plan to promote The Texas Liberator: Witness to the Holocaust traveling exhibit, please utilize the following news/press release template. Please do not hesitate to contact Cheyanne Perkins or Christian Acevedo with any questions.

Texas Liberator Exhibit Promotional Poster

Five Texas Liberators at a commemoration ceremony at the Texas State Capitol (November 2017)
Texas Liberator traveling exhibit on display at the National Museum of the Pacific War in Fredericksburg, Texas (February 2020)
Texas Liberator exhibit on display at the inaugural Holocaust Remembrance Day commemoration at the McAllen Public Library in McAllen, Texas (23 May 2019)

Texas Liberator exhibit on display at Holocaust Museum Houston in Houston, Texas (September 2018)
28 August 2020 | The Witte Museum Virtual Conference on Texas
Texas Liberators of the German War Camps 1945
29 July | Texas Jewish Post
Sam Kogutt of Dallas recognized by BBYO
7 May 2020 | Texas Tech University Outreach & Engagement
President's Excellence in Engaged Scholarship Award: The Texas Liberator Project
23 February 2020 | The Mercury
Exhibit Honors Holocaust Liberators
17 February 2020 | UT Dallas Magazine
The Importance of Holocaust Remembrance
24 May 2019 | The Monitor
Lessons from the past: McAllen marks Holocaust Remembrance Day with program, exhibit
8 April 2019 | San Antonio Express-News
Holocaust liberator from San Antonio haunted by memories
12 March 2019 | Ackerman Center for Holocaust Studies at The University of Texas at Dallas
Texas Liberators Project presented by Dr. Aliza Wong at 49th Annual Scholars' Conference
4 December 2018 | ETCETERA
Liberator founder visits campus
7 November 2018 | Press Release
USS Lexington to Host Exhibit about Texas WWII Veterans who Liberated Nazi Concentration Camps
29 August 2018 | Houston Chronicle
‘The Texas Liberator: Witness to the Holocaust’ exhibition to open at Holocaust Museum Houston
9 August 2018 | Houstonia Magazine
Over Matzo Ball Soup, Holocaust Survivors, Liberators Bond
22 November 2017 | Texas Jewish Post
Texas Liberators honored with ceremony, project
10 November 2017 | KTSM
Ceremony Honors Texas Liberators of WWII
9 November 2017 | KXAN
‘You’ve never seen anything like this’: WWII death camp liberators’ stories
9 November 2017 | Killeen Daily Herald
Texas liberators honored at capitol
9 November 2017 | Fox 7 Austin
WWII veterans known as Texas Liberators honored
9 November 2017 | Press Release
Texas Liberators Project Preserves Stories of Texans who Liberated Nazi Concentration Camps
7 November 2017 | KXAN
The Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission honored "liberators" at Texas State Capitol
7 November | Austin American-Statesman
Herman: Hail to Texans who helped liberate Nazi concentration camps
Aliza S. Wong, PhD | Project Lead, Associate Dean, Associate Professor, Director of European Studies | Texas Tech University
E-mail Dr. Wong
Aliza S. Wong, Ph.D. is the Associate Dean of the Honors College, an Associate Professor of History and the Director of European Studies. She joined the administration of the Honors College in 2014. She has been teaching for the Department of History at Texas Tech University since 2001. She joined the faculty in a tenure-track position in 2002. Aliza Wong serves as the Director of European Studies, served three terms as a senator on the Faculty Senate, and one term as the Faculty Senate president in 2013-2014. She is also the co-director and co-founder of the Open Teaching Concept: Teaching Diversity Across the Curriculum Program at Texas Tech.
Dr. Wong received her undergraduate degree with a triple major in History, English, and Asian Languages and Civilizations from Amherst College, and an M.A. and Ph.D. in History from the University of Colorado at Boulder.
She has taught a number of courses in the department including undergraduate seminars such as Europe and World War II, The First World War, Great Cities: Rome, Pompeii, Florence, and Milan, 19th Century Europe, 20th Century Europe, Europe and the World Wars, the History of Modern Italy, Nationalism in Europe, Popular Culture and History, History of Italian Fascism, Race, Nation, and Identity in Europe, and the History of the Italian Mafia, and graduate seminars on such topics as Methodologies, Cultural Theory and History, Diaspora and Immigration, The Breadth of Microhistory, European Nationalism and Identity, and the History of the European Right.
A dedicated teacher, Dr. Wong has been honored with several teaching awards including the Phi Alpha Theta Distinguished Faculty Award (2003-2004 and 2007-2008), the Hemphill-Wells New Faculty Teaching Award (2004-2005), the Mortar Board Society's Outstanding Faculty Award (2005-2006), the Alumni Association New Faculty Award (2005-2006), the President's Excellence in Teaching Award (2006-2007), the Eta Omicron Nu Distinguished Faculty Award (2013-2014), and was inducted as an Honorary Member of the Forum Chapter of Texas Tech University of Mortar Board Society (2014). Dr. Wong is also a member of the Teaching Academy at Texas Tech University. Most recently, Dr. Wong was selected as an Integrated Scholar by the Office of the Provost at Texas Tech University. She also received the highest teaching award of the Texas Tech University System, the Chancellor's Distinguished Teaching Award in 2015. For her work on multiculturalism, diversity, and access and opportunity, Dr. Wong received the Texas Tech Inclusive Excellence Award in 2013 and the President's Excellence in Diversity Award in 2015.
Dr. Wong is a specialist in modern Italian history with a concentration on southern question discourse, race, nationalism, and identity. Her book, Race and Nation in Liberal Italy, 1861-1911: Meridionalism, Empire, and Diaspora is available from Palgrave-Macmillan. She has also produced several articles and reviews. Dr. Wong's research interests have extended to work on diasporic systems and she has both published and presented papers on the immigrant communities in Italy. Dr. Wong has presented several papers including ones at the American Historical Association national conference and the American Political Science Association national conference. She has also presented in international conferences in places such as Cambridge, England, Hong Kong, Paris, France, and Cosenza, Italy. Dr. Wong is currently working on her second book, an examination of Italian constructions of the American Far West. Dr. Wong has received many research fellowships and awards for her work.
Aliza Wong is a two-time Fulbright Scholar. She was awarded a Fulbright Junior Scholar
Research Award to Italy (2005-2006) of which only one is awarded annually. She also
received an earlier Fulbright graduate student research fellowship to Italy (1999-2000).
What is the Texas Liberator Project?
The Texas Liberator Project is a collaborative effort between Texas Tech University and the Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission, using the testimonies of WWII veterans collected by the Baylor University Institute of Oral History, to enhance holocaust and education for the wider public in the state of Texas and beyond. Using these testimonials,the team at Texas Tech University developed a digital app to help share the stories of the Texas Liberators with high school students across the state. Texas Tech created a narrative by which students could come to understand the extremes of savagery and fanaticism, humility and humanity of the Second World War from the perspective of the American soldier.
The Texas Liberator Project includes the app, a website, a large format, display quality book featuring the narratives of 21 of the Texas liberators, and an exhibit at the Museum of Texas Tech University.Led by principal investigator Dr. Aliza Wong and Texas Tech faculty, teams of Texas Tech University undergraduate and graduate students took on the gargantuan task of honoring the men and women who sacrificed so much to ensure the liberation, survival, and memory of the Holocaust.
For more information on the Texas Liberator Project, please contact Dr. Aliza Wong by e-mail or visit the Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission website.
How do I access the app?
The interactive app, as well as filmed walk-throughs and links to the full-length testimonials, are available on the Texas Liberator website.
What is the Texas Liberators Honor Roll?
The former chair and commissioner of the Texas
Holocaust and Genocide Commission, Peter Berkowitz, took on the arduous and difficult task of “rescuing” the names and service information of Texan men and women who were present at the liberation of the Nazi concentration camps. Before he passed, Mr. Berkowitz found more than 460 Texas veterans on the Honor Roll. The Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission continues his work and to date has expanded the Honor Roll to nearly 500 liberators.
I have a family member who I believe should belong on the Texas Liberators Honor Roll – to whom should I speak?
For more information on the traveling or full-scale exhibit, please contact Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission Director of Programs, Cheyanne Perkins by e-mail or phone.
How do I find out more about the Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission?
For more information on the Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission, please visit their website.
Where can I learn more about the Holocaust and genocide?
The Texas Liberators website has bibliographies, filmographies, educational resources, a list of Texas, national, and international museums and archives as well as interactive maps, videos, and project guides. The Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission shares information about teacher workshops, educational materials, events, and major news stories.
Where can I order a copy of the Texas Liberators book?
You may order a copy of the book from Texas Tech University Press or from most major bookstores.
To whom should I speak to bring either the traveling or full-scale Texas Liberators exhibit to my city?
For more information on the traveling or full-scale exhibit, please contact Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission Director of Programs, Cheyanne Perkins by e-mail or phone.
How can I learn more about Texas Tech and the public and engaged scholarship at the university?
For more information, please see Texas Tech University's website or contact University Outreach and Engagement by e-mail.
Texas Holocaust and Genocide Commission
Cheyanne Perkins | Director of Programs
E-mail Cheyanne | 512.463.5674
Texas Tech University
Aliza S. Wong, PhD | Project Lead, Associate Dean, Associate Professor, Director of European Studies
E-mail Dr. Wong