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Supporting academic and personal growth.
Meet Our Undergraduate Coordinator
The Shorstein Center Undergraduate Coordinator provides comprehensive support and guidance to students, helping them navigate their academic journey, explore intellectual interests, and achieve their personal and professional goals.
Professor Roy Holler is an Assistant Professor of Israel Studies. He received his PhD in Comparative Literature and Jewish Studies from Indiana University, Bloomington, and his BA in English from the City University of New York. His current book project, Passing and the Politics of Identity in Israeli and African American Literatures, explores the phenomenon of passing in a comparative context. In addition to his role as Undergraduate Coordinator, Dr. Holler is also the Faculty Advisor for the Shorstein Center’s student-led publication, Ha Tanin Journal.
