Zachary Levine

Zachary Levine serves as the Director of the Archival and Curatorial Affairs Division at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, focusing on acquisitions and archival initiatives to enhance the museum's Holocaust collection. Previous leadership roles include Vice Chair of the Board of Directors for the Council of American Jewish Museums and Principal at Throughline Collaborative, where strategic planning and project leadership were key responsibilities. Levine has held curatorial positions at the National Building Museum, Jewish Historical Society of Greater Washington, and Yeshiva University, contributing to significant exhibitions and securing major grants. Educational qualifications include a PhD candidacy in Modern European Jewish History from New York University, along with an MA in History from Central European University and dual BA degrees in Government and Politics and Jewish Studies from the University of Maryland.