Sarah Schneider
Sarah Schneider is a public and oral historian who worked in the Institute’s Center for Oral History until March 2026. Sarah previously worked in a Holocaust museum and in a Jewish museum. For her master’s thesis, she conducted research about children who fled Nazism via France. Sarah holds a BA in American studies from Brandeis University and an MA in history (public history track) from the University of Central Florida.
More from Sarah Schneider
Migrating Science: Stories of Immigration and Innovation
Highlighting the journeys and contributions of scientists who immigrated to the United States in the 20th century.
Stories Untold
Why oral history is critical for the history of science and engineering.
Lost Stories and Missed Opportunities
What we can no longer learn from Yoichiro Ito.
Migrating Science: Stories of Immigration and Innovation
Hear the voices and learn the stories of the scientists and engineers who immigrated to the United States in the 20th century.
Yue Xiong’s Great Leap
A promising young man from a politically marked family navigates China’s era of Maoist upheaval.
Navigating the Oral Histories of Immigration and Innovation Collection Online
Learn how Center for Oral History staff are working to shed light on the experiences of immigrant scientists.
