Complete Staff Directory
The staff of the Virginia Holocaust Museum is dedicated to preserving Holocaust history, honoring survivors and victims, and educating future generations. Our team includes educators, historians, curators, and administrative professionals who work together to support exhibitions, educational programming, community outreach, and daily museum operations. Each staff member plays an important role in advancing our mission to ensure that Holocaust history is preserved accurately and shared meaningfully with all visitors. This directory provides an introduction to the individuals who help bring our work to life every day.
What Our Staff Supports
- Educational programs for students and teachers
- Museum exhibits and survivor testimony preservation
- Community outreach and public programming
- Research, curation, and archival work
- Operations, development, and visitor services
Staff Directory
The work of our staff is guided by the museum’s mission to preserve Holocaust history and promote understanding, remembrance, and respect. Through their dedication, the Virginia Holocaust Museum continues to serve as a place of learning, reflection, and engagement for visitors of all ages.
The Virginia Holocaust Museum is part of a broader community of Holocaust education and remembrance institutions, and we actively engage in professional collaboration and knowledge-sharing with peer organizations around the world. This includes ongoing dialogue and exchange of ideas with institutions such as the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., Yad Vashem in Jerusalem, and other leading museums and educational centers dedicated to Holocaust history. Through conferences, research, and shared best practices, we work alongside these organizations to strengthen Holocaust education, preserve survivor testimony, and ensure that these histories are taught with accuracy, dignity, and impact.