Resnick Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies Housed in the Department of History Resnick Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies Housed in the Department of History Breadcrumb research west point werx resnick center for holocaust and genocide studies About the Center The mission of the Resnick Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies (RCHGS) is to instill within current and future military leaders a sophisticated understanding of the Holocaust and other instances of genocide, and to inspire them to prevent future atrocities in their roles as military leaders. The center provides a critical space for research, teaching, and collaboration in interdisciplinary studies of the past and present. The center is internationally recognized as the hub of teaching, research, and practice for military education and training about mass atrocity and its prevention. Its unique work ensures that the U.S. Military Academy, the Army, and the Department of Defense are permanently innovating, expanding the toolbox available for detection and prevention, and educating cohorts of officers equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to wrestle with humanity’s worst conflicts. Learn the center's history Partners and Supporters Support for the Resnick Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies comes from several sources - all of which allow the center to support the study of genocide and mass atrocity. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Museum of Jewish Heritage The Peacekeeping and Stability Operations Institute, US Army War College The Stewart and Lynda Resnick Foundation The Gottesman Family Foundation BG(R) Raymond Bell, Jr. The Beitler Family Foundation Cadet Engagement Courses Internships Holocaust Memorial Museum visit Publications and Resources Read the Ordinary Soldiers case study Contact Us UPS/ FEDEX Mailing address:U.S. Military Academy601 Cullum Road, Rm 161AWest Point, NY 10996 Contact Resnick Center for Holocaust & Genocide Studies Collaborate With Us The Office of Research helps coordinate West Point’s research efforts with external entities. Those interested in conducting research with West Point can email the Associate Dean for Research. Connect with the Office of Research Support Us While the academy's core academic, military, and physical development programs receive federal support, many projects and activities that are of great value but outside the "core" designation receive minimal to zero funding from the government. The Superintendent has prioritized the Resnick Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, which falls in the latter category, as an academy need and a means of providing a distinct and vital contribution to our nation. Creating this capacity requires private support, and thus the RCHGS is part of West Point’s current “For Us All” capital campaign.Mr. Mike White(845) 446-1557 West Point Association of Graduates