Skip to main content
News
Events
Athletics
Centers & Community Programs
Alumni
Request Info
Visit
Apply
Make a Gift
Why Seton Hill
Why Seton Hill »
Mission & Traditions
Our Origin Story: Seton Hill University's History
Hazard Yet Forward
Catholic Identity
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Rankings & Awards
Find Your Forward
University Leadership »
Office of the President
Board of Trustees
President's Council
Academics
Academics »
Schools of Study
Faculty
Academic Support
Honors Program
Study Abroad
Academic Calendar
Degrees & Programs »
Undergraduate Programs
Online Bachelor's Degree & Certificate Programs
Graduate Programs
Certificate Programs
Pre-Med Programs
College in High School & Dual Enrollment
Program Explorer
Apply & Afford
Apply & Afford »
Applying to Seton Hill
Financial Aid & Affordability
Plan Your Campus Visit or Register for an Online Info Session »
Undergraduate Program Visits & Admission Events
Online Bachelor's & Certificate Program Visits & Info Sessions
Graduate Program Visits & Info Sessions
Campus Photo Tour
Directions to Campus
Campus Map
Lodging, Transportation & Dining
Campus Tour Guides
Student Life
Student Life »
My Seton Hill Experience
Athletics Life
Campus, City & Region
Catholic Identity
Arts Life
Diversity, Inclusion & International Student Services
Service Outreach
Campus Life »
Housing
Dining Services
Clubs & Organizations
Leadership & Student Government
Sustainability
Health and Wellness
Explore Our Campus
Campus Safety
Success After Seton Hill
Success After Seton Hill »
Seton Hill Career Team
Success Stories
Career and Professional Development Center
Search Seton Hill
Seton Hill University
Request Info
Visit
Apply
Make a Gift
Home
2006 Archives
NCCHE Brings Jack Sittsamer, Holocaust Survivor Who Inspired the Play "Mazel," to SHU to Speak with Audience After Performance
NCCHE Brings Jack Sittsamer, Holocaust Survivor Who Inspired the Play "Mazel," to SHU to Speak with Audience After Performance
04 October 2006
$content