GW faculty and students from all disciplines are encouraged to use our collections, educational programs and professional expertise to support their teaching, learning and career development.
Gallery Visits
You can arrange a group visit to our galleries to explore current exhibitions and study works on view by contacting our Education Department. Guided tours are available by appointment.
Collections Access
Students and faculty have access to tens of thousands of artworks and artifacts beyond what is on display in the galleries. You can schedule a class visit to our research centers at the museum on the Foggy Bottom campus, and to our collections center on the Virginia Science and Technology Campus.
Libraries
You can bring a class or conduct your own research at the museum’s Arthur D. Jenkins Library or the library at the Albert H. Small Center for National Capital Area Studies.
Student Opportunities
Beyond class visits and research support, the museum provides GW students with professional development opportunities. Part-time paid positions and internships provide hands-on learning and career training.
Student groups can propose a cultural or arts event to be hosted at the museum during public hours.
Faculty Opportunities
Faculty from across the GW community can partner with us on unique projects to enhance teaching, research and professional growth. Contact Lori Kartchner, curator of education, to begin a conversation about your idea.
