The Wolpow Institute aims to support students in the Holocaust and Genocide Studies minor through permanent scholarships that defray the cost of their education at WWU or abroad. We also seek funding to promote student research and to create internship opportunities.
In honor of the life and legacy of local Holocaust survivor and educator Noémi Ban (1922-2019), we are raising permanent funds to provide exceptional scholarly and educational programming through public lectures and performances. If you or your family would like to endow the speaker series in memory of Noémi Ban, please contact Dr. Sandra Alfers (Director, Wolpow Institute).
Building and strengthening partnerships with regional and national organizations to offer quality public programming and professional development opportunities - for our campus community and beyond. - is another institute priority. Most recently, we have partnered with Northwestern University, the University of Minnesota, the Holocaust Center for Humanity in Seattle, and Congregation Beth Israel.
The Wolpow Institute aims to provide funding opportunities for WWU faculty teaching in the new Holocaust & Genocide Studies minor to support their teaching and scholarly activities for the benefit of their students.
To learn more about how you can become a part of our community and support the goals of the institute, please contact our director, Dr. Sandra Alfers or visit the RWI website. We much appreciate your generosity!
Rank | State | Gifts |
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1 | WA | 18 |
2 | NY | 1 |
3 | AA | 0 |