Tigermedia - Holocaust Survivor Student Internship Ceremony: Steve Berger, survivor and Cristina Utreras, student intern
Holocaust Survivor Student Internship Ceremony: Steve Berger, survivor and Cristina Utreras, student intern
Date: June 5th, 2015
Duration:
8m:4s
Cristina Utreras
Survivor: Steve Berger
Steve Berger was born in 1928 in Hungary. His family was relocated into a ghetto, and later forced to do labor in a factory. They fled the factory just before liberation.
EXPLORING THE HOLOCAUST
Students selected to participate in this internship will meet weekly for one hour at the Holocaust Center to examine the impact World War II had on residents living in Europe’s Jewish communities. Through readings, videos, group discussions, and presentations by local residents who lived in Europe at that time, students will gain a strong understanding of the Holocaust. Student interns will be trained to use this knowledge to conduct an intensive interview of local survivors and present his/her story to the other interns as well as members of the QCC community. There is a stipend of $360 for successfully completing this project.
Internship Coordinator
Marisa L. Berman, Assistant Director
Additional Speakers:
Dr. Dan Leshem, KHRCA Director
Assemblymember Ed Braunstein
Assemblymember David Weprin