chairs, scholarships, statues, and buildings that honor the wrongdoers. The school's current president and board both stated that they would make teshuvah (repent), work to prevent such incidents, and revise policies for handling misconduct complaints. Resources The HUC library system contains one of the most extensive Jewish collections in the world. Each campus has its own library: Klau Library in Cincinnati, the main research library. This library is the second-largest collection of printed Jewish material in the world (the National Library of Israel in Jerusalem is the first). The library states it has 700,000 volumes, including 150 incunabula and over 2,000 manuscript codices. Klau Library in New York—130,000 volumes. S. Zalman and Ayala Abramov Library in Jerusalem—100,000 volumes. Frances-Henry Library in Los Angeles—100,000 volumes. The three U.S. campuses share a catalog, but the Jerusalem collection is separately cataloged. Publications Hebrew Union College operates Hebrew Union College Press, a university press, through which it releases Jewish Studies-related publications. Museum The Dr. Bernard Heller Museum at Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion in New York presents exhibitions highlighting Jewish history, culture, and contemporary creativity. Since its founding in 1983 as the Joseph Gallery, the HUC-JIR Museum has grown physically to encompass of exhibition space, expanding to include the Petrie Great Hall, Klingenstein Gallery, Heller Gallery and Backman Gallery. The Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion also manages the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles and Skirball Museum in Jerusalem. Notable faculty Notable faculty members have included Judah Magnes, who was also the founding chancellor and president of Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Rabbi Abraham Cronbach, Rabbi Tamara Cohn Eskenazi, Abraham Joshua Heschel, Leo Baeck, Nelson Glueck, Moses Buttenweiser, Eugene Borowitz, Jacob Z. Lauterbach, Lawrence A. Hoffman, Louis Grossmann, Moses Mielziner, Julian Morgenstern, Rabbi Alvin J. Reines, Debbie Friedman, Rachel Adler and Carole B. Balin, as well as Sami Rohr Choicie Award for Jewish Literature and National Jewish Book Award recipient Sarah Bunin Benor. Notable alumni Carole B. Balin, M.A. Hebrew letters, 1989; rabbinic ordination, 1991 Henry Berkowitz, rabbi, D.D., 1887 Joshua Bloch, rabbi and librarian Reeve Robert Brenner, rabbi, inventor, and author Angela Warnick Buchdahl (born 1972), first Asian-American to be ordained as a rabbi, and first Asian-American to be ordained as a hazzan (cantor) in the world Abraham Cronbach, rabbi and teacher Maurice Davis, rabbi and activist Abraham J. Feldman (1893–1977), rabbi Samuel H. Goldenson, rabbi Moses J.