Susan Warsinger, a child survivor of the Holocaust, will shed light on the rise of anti-Semitic hate speech and mass violence in 1930s Germany. Warsinger will recall how her family barely survived Kristallnacht and how she was smuggled across the border to France only to be returned to Nazi rule when German troops reached Paris in 1940. Her talk is part of the 18th Annual Martin and Doris Rosen Summer Symposium: Education During and After the Holocaust.

This is the 8th year the energy, sustainability and academic communities of the state and region have gathered to share information, innovation and best practices. The Summit serves as an opportunity for experts, policy makers and students to engage in collective efforts to further develop clean energy on campus, and to meet sustainability goals. This year's theme, "Creating a Resilient Energy Future," is a direct response to the need for us to adapt to changing markets, weather patterns and technologies.