Professional Development

We offer a number of professional development workshops throughout the school year in partnership with local, national, and international Holocaust education organizations to help prepare teachers to educate about this difficult and important period of history. See below for an up-to-date list of professional development opportunities available at the Museum of History and Holocaust Education.

Pre-Service Teacher Workshop for Teaching the Holocaust

Registration Now Open (Click Here)

November 15, 2023

Parking, breakfast/lunch and materials will be covered for the Workshop
  • Hands-on lessons
  • Research-based strategies for teaching difficult history
  • Classroom materials & more!

Contact Education Coordinator, Katy Matello (kmatello@kennesaw.edu) with questions about the Workshop.

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Summer Institute for Teaching the Holocaust

Application Period Opens December 1st

June 4th-6th, 2024

Overnight accomodations, parking, meals and materials will be covered for the duration of the Institute (for accepted participants) with a $50 non-refundable registration fee.

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Join the Museum of History and Holocaust Education at Kennesaw State University and the William Breman Jewish Heritage Museum as we present a three-day educator conference (June 4-6, 2024) which will include conversations with Holocaust Survivors and:

  • Networking opportunities with scholars, museum professionals and other educators
  • Historical context for Holocaust education
  • Hands-on lessons
  • Museum and historic Temple tours
  • Research-based strategies for teaching difficult history
  • Classroom materials

Contact Executive Director, Andrea Miskewicz (amiskewi@kennesaw.edu) with questions about the Institute.

Summer Institute on The Civil Rights Movement: The Impact of War

Application Period Opens December 1st

June 24th-27th, 2024

Overnight accomodations, parking, meals and materials will be covered for the duration of the Institute (for accepted participants) with a $50 non-refundable registration fee.

  • Networking opportunities with scholars, museum professionals and other educators
  • Historical context for Civil Rights education
  • Hands-on lessons
  • Museum and historic site tours
  • Research-based strategies for teaching difficult history
  • Classroom materials


Contact Executive Director, Andrea Miskewicz (amiskewi@kennesaw.edu) with questions about the Institute.

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