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Link Your Class to the Museums

Teaching with the Museums' art and decorative arts collection does not require art, cultural, or historical expertise. If you are looking to reinforce skills such as writing or close observation, adding a material culture component to class content, taking a break from the classroom, or all the above, we can help! We are dedicated to creating transformative teaching and learning experiences for students and can facilitate your class visit or lead discussions with your students at the Reeves Museum of Ceramics and Watson Galleries.

Offerings
  • Exhibition Tours
  • Object Sessions
  • Primary Source Learning Sessions

To plan your visit, complete our . For further information, please contact the Museum team at museums@wlu.edu.

Please Include
  1. Department and title of course
  2. Number of students
  3. Preferred dates and times for the visit
  4. Copy of syllabus OR answer the following question, what do you want your students to know, experience, or produce by the end of their visit to the Museums?

Classroom space is available for reservation on Mondays and Tuesdays and includes a movable SmartTV in the rotunda in the Watson Galleries. Special arrangements can be made for classes that meet outside of regular hours. Complete the .



Finding Curricular Connections

Teaching with the Museums' collections supports courses across the University's curriculum.

AFCA 130 Introduction to Africana Studies (Winter 2022)
ARTS 291A Special Topics in Painting: Portraiture and Figuration (Fall 2023)
PHIL 297A-01 Seminar in Ethics and Value Theory: Decadence and Decay (Spring 2022)
POL 380A Immigration Attitudes (Winter 2022)
SOAN 101 Introduction to Anthropology: Investigating Humanity (Fall 2023)