• Home
  • About
  • Summer 2020
    • A Word From Our Director
    • Forthcoming Center Events
    • Articles >
      • 1. Prominent Polish-Jewish Intellectual Named First Center Fellow
      • 2. Yom HaShoah Commemorations
      • 3. Center and Partners Organized Program Against Police Brutality in NC
      • 4. Research by the Center Affiliated Faculty
      • 5. Expanded Cooperation with AppTV
      • 6. Training the Next Generation of Holocaust Scholars and Educators in Washington, DC
      • 7. Center Participates in German Initiative to Fight Antisemitism and Strengthen Democracy
  • Winter 2020
    • Articles >
      • 1. Online Center Database Gives Public Access to Survivor and Scholarly Voices
      • 2. Rethinking the Summer Symposium in Times of a Pandemic
      • 3. Research by the Center Affiliated Faculty
      • 4. Center Fall Programming Goes Global during the “Zoom Age”
      • 5. Center Commemorates “Kristallnacht” Amidst Increasing Antisemitism and Attacks on Synagogues
    • A Word From Our Director
    • Forthcoming Center Events
  • Home
  • About
  • Summer 2020
    • A Word From Our Director
    • Forthcoming Center Events
    • Articles >
      • 1. Prominent Polish-Jewish Intellectual Named First Center Fellow
      • 2. Yom HaShoah Commemorations
      • 3. Center and Partners Organized Program Against Police Brutality in NC
      • 4. Research by the Center Affiliated Faculty
      • 5. Expanded Cooperation with AppTV
      • 6. Training the Next Generation of Holocaust Scholars and Educators in Washington, DC
      • 7. Center Participates in German Initiative to Fight Antisemitism and Strengthen Democracy
  • Winter 2020
    • Articles >
      • 1. Online Center Database Gives Public Access to Survivor and Scholarly Voices
      • 2. Rethinking the Summer Symposium in Times of a Pandemic
      • 3. Research by the Center Affiliated Faculty
      • 4. Center Fall Programming Goes Global during the “Zoom Age”
      • 5. Center Commemorates “Kristallnacht” Amidst Increasing Antisemitism and Attacks on Synagogues
    • A Word From Our Director
    • Forthcoming Center Events
Search by typing & pressing enter

YOUR CART

Expanded Cooperation with AppTV

This academic year, the Center has again expanded its partnership with AppTV, Appalachian State’s student-staffed television channel that operates out of Boone. In late November, the station broadcasted the presentation of the recently-deceased Auschwitz-Birkenau survivor Dr. Susan Cernyak-Spatz z’’l. A frequent guest of the Center, Cernyak-Spatz z’’l educated thousands in the High Country alone, never tiring to fight the rising tide of antisemitism. In a cooperation with the USC Shoah Foundation, LA, the broadcast also included footage from her 1990s interview for the Visual History Archive. In March, AppTV aired the Center-organized talk by the Rev. Dr. Bradford Lilley, a member of the Winston-Salem chapter of the Black Panther Party in the 1970s, on black political activism and police brutality. When aired on campus screens, it stopped not just a few passersby in their tracks who then watched the Reverend speak. The Center plans to continue this cooperation with AppTV in the future.
Proudly powered by Weebly