Sarah Schneider is a public and oral historian who serves as a Program Associate in the Center for Oral History at the Science History Institute. She led a project that made 70 oral history interviews with scientists who immigrated to the United States in the 20th century easier to access online. She has a background studying migration in the context of the Holocaust; her Master’s thesis and digital project focused on the migrations of Jewish refugee children fleeing 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. In addition to serving on the OHMAR Board, she is on the Conference Committee for the 2024 Oral History Association (OHA) annual meeting.