Christopher Mauriello

Christopher Mauriello is a Professor in the History Department at Salem State University and Director of the Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies. He coordinates the Graduate Certificate in Holocaust and Genocide Studies, blending academic leadership with research on modern European history, genocide, and memory studies. His teaching spans courses on Nazi Germany, the Holocaust, contemporary European history, and international study programs.

Research interests focus on Holocaust memory, World War II’s legacy, and the role of public intellectuals in 20th-century Europe. Notable works include Forced Confrontation: The Politics of Dead Bodies in Germany at the End of World War II (2017) and co-authored From Boston to Berlin: A Journey Through World War II in Images and Words (2001). His articles explore topics like intergenerational memory, Victorian cultural identity, and digital education’s impact on academia.

Publications highlight intersections between history and contemporary socio-political issues, emphasizing ethical historiography and pedagogical innovation. The Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, under his direction, fosters interdisciplinary research and community engagement on genocide prevention and historical consciousness.