Dr. Sarah Snyder is a lecturer in the History, Humanities, and Spanish Department at Goodwin University in East Hartford, CT. She is also a visiting scholar with the Center for the Study of Genocide and Human Rights at Rutgers University, where she is taking part in a think-tank on the Stockholm Declaration. In addition to her current roles, she has been elected a member of the Advisory Board for the International Association of Genocide Scholars for two terms and sat on its international conference planning committee for both terms. As a genocide scholar, her areas of interest include survivor justice, intergenerational trauma, testimony, and refugee communities. Her research highlights the misperceptions of survivorship as related to time via her upcoming book Trauma Beyond Time: Temporal Construct in Holocaust Testimonies. Additionally, she is co-editing a volume with Dr. Saghar Birjandian entitled Genocide Studies: Through the Eyes of Intergenerational Survivors. Their book will shine light onto what it means and entails politically, emotionally, and academically to study genocide while having familiar legacies of genocide. Sarah holds a PhD in the History of Ideas with a concentration in Holocaust Studies from the University of Texas at Dallas. She completed her master's from the University of Buffalo in Cultural Anthropology. During that time, she conducted original research in museology at Auschwitz-Birkenau where she received the award “If Not for Those Ten.”