Inspiring Jewish students to make an enduring commitment to Jewish life, learning and Israel.
George Mason University Hillel has been supporting Jewish students on campus for since 1996. Our mission is to enrich the lives of Jewish students at Mason, so that they may enrich the Jewish people and the world. To accomplish this mission, we empower leaders to create a Jewish community that is a reflection of their interests, passions, and talents.
Mason Hillel Presents the Second Annual: Expressions of the Holocaust: Storytellers
November 11, 2014 at 7:00pm
George Mason University, Johnson Center Cinema
To register visit: Expressions of the Holocaust: Storytellers
Join Mason Hillel for a night of storytelling to honor the survivors and victims of the Holocaust. We will hear from a survivor panel, witness a one act performance, and learn from a student created mini-documentary with a dessert reception to follow the program. Uniform, a fictional performance, involves three Jewish siblings hiding from the Nazis in Hungary. It is the story of keeping one’s humanity, in an inhumane time. Uniform was written by Mason Alumnus, Aaron Sulkin. The mini-documentary interviews NoVA survivors, Mason students and faculty regarding their perspectives for keeping the memory alive for future generations. The film was produced by Mason students of Delta Kappa Alpha, a film fraternity. There are limited seats available for community members. To get tickets visit: expressionsoftheholocaust.eventbrite.com
Community Ticket: $36
Mason Students: Free
Sponsorships available
