Bryan Davis

Bryan Davis is an Adjunct Professor in Judaic Studies at the University of Arizona (UA). He concurrently serves as Executive Director of the Jewish History Museum and Holocaust History Center in Tucson. His academic roles include teaching courses like Jewish Responses to the Holocaust for the UA Center for Judaic Studies, UA Honors College, and UA College of Education.

He earned a Ph.D. in Language, Reading and Culture from UA in 2018, with a dissertation titled Teaching with Testimony: A Metalanguage. His research focuses on Holocaust education, museum pedagogy, and antiracist approaches in cultural institutions. An article examining global curricular integration of Holocaust education was published in Intercultural Education (2013). He is currently drafting an article on Antiracist Education in Jewish Museums for the Journal of Museum Education.

No academic awards were explicitly mentioned in the text. His professional activities include grant-funded museum initiatives and cross-disciplinary collaborations with education departments.