Reddick-DeVan-Rosenberg

Steve Reddick is a retired Jefferson Middle School history teacher and Teacher Fellow for the Tennessee Holocaust Commission and Facing History and Ourselves. For the past eight years, he has co-facilitated the Mira Kimmelman Holocaust Education Study Group that was initially started by the Jewish Congregation of Oak Ridge and the Unitarian Universalist Church of Oak Ridge and now meets through ORICL.

Dorothy DeVan retired from teaching English at Jefferson Middle School several years ago. Each year, she taught a unit of Holocaust literature that included the play version of The Diary of Anne Frank, plus excerpts from Holocaust survivor memoirs, including local author, Mira Kimmelman. She has previously taught  ORICL classes focusing on short stories, and she also teaches English as a Second Language classes twice a week at Grace Lutheran Church.   

Dale Rosenberg is a Jewish educator and also the rebbitzen (Rabbi's wife) of the Jewish Congregation of Oak Ridge (JCOR). She has Master's Degrees in Jewish Studies and Jewish Education from Hebrew College and has taught in a number of colleges, synagogues, conferences, and retreats. Since moving to Oak Ridge in 2024, Dale has been a frequent teacher at ORICL as well as at JCOR and the Arnstein Community Center in Knoxville. Dale is very happy to return for her year as part of the Mira Kimmelman teaching team.