Undergraduate  Minor in Holocaust Studies

The program in Holocaust and Genocide Studies deals not only with historical aspects of the Holocaust, but also with moral and political issues involved in the prevention of future genocides. It may be taken as one of the minors in the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Sciences programs.

Admission to the Program
An undergraduate in good standing at West Chester University may apply for a Minor in Holocaust Studies. Contact Dr. Jonathan Friedman, Director of the Holocaust/Genocide Education Center mailto:jfriedman@wcupa.edu or call 610-738-0486.

Holocaust Minor Advisement Sheet

(18 semester hours required)

Required Courses. 9 Semester Hours. Take each of the following three courses
Course Number	Course Title	Offered
HIS 332	Holocaust	every semester
HIS 349	Jew in History	every year
PHI 180	Ethics	every semester
Elective Courses. 9 Semester Hours. Take three courses selected from the following with the approval of the director of the Holocaust and Genocide Program:
ANT 120	Cultures of Ethnic Groups in America	offered every other fall
GER 221 or EGE 222	German Civilization	once a year
HIS 423	Modern Germany	offered fall semester
LIT 304	American Jewish Novel	once a year
PSC 252	Civil Liberties and Civil Rights	once a year
PSC322	Public Opinion, Propaganda and Political Behavior	once a year
PSY 254	Social Psychology	every semester
SOC 335	Racial and Cultural Minorities	once a year
SSC 480	Ethnic Cultures Workshop	every other year
SWO 225	Race Relations	every semester

Other courses can be substituted at the discretion of the director.

Total of 18 semester hours for required + elective courses

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