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Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies


West Point

Orange County


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Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies
The Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies at West Point (CHGS) educates the Corps of Cadets about genocide and mass atrocity and inspires them as officers to the cause of prevention. Intrinsic to this mission is the imperative to better educate the country’s current and future military leaders on how genocides have occurred in the past and what can be done to prevent them in the future.

Vision
West Point’s Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies is the only center of its kind at the service academies and operates as an inter-academy and inter-service hub. The Center links all branches of the military, including the service academies, the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) and Department of Defense (DoD) professional military education programs through research, interdisciplinary curricular development, and common programming for the development of military leaders. As a creator and facilitator, the Center serves as a key resource for the DoD as the nation seeks to find better means of detecting and preventing mass atrocity. The Center further connects the Armed Forces with civilian academic institutions and non-governmental entities world-wide. The unparalleled reach of the CHGS makes it distinct, allowing our country’s current and future leaders to think deeply about the causes, contests, and consequences of genocide.

Objectives

    • The CHGS offers a range of programming designed to teach the causes, contexts, and consequences of the Holocaust and other instances of genocide and mass atrocity;

    • It instills within cadets and military leaders a deep sense of history, ethics, and responsibility;• It works across disciplines to produce innovative and wide-ranging approaches to the problem of mass atrocity;

    • It facilitates collaboration between service academies and global experts, partner organizations and non-governmental organization to produce novel Holocaust/Genocide Studies curricular materials and research;

    • It produces practical, actionable knowledge useful to future officers from all service academies, the DoD, the nation and the global community.


Location: West Point

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