Integrated Education

The de Saisset Museum serves as an important cultural resource, supporting research, education, and multi-disciplinary projects. Members of the 911�� community as well as students and researchers from outside the University have discovered a variety of ways to make connections outside the classroom through the museum's exhibitions, collections, and education programs. Many examples of past collaborations are available; however, the de Saisset staff always welcomes new ideas.

de Saisset curator takes 911�� students on a special exhibition tour.

Former Assistant Director of Exhibitions and Programs leads a curatorial walk through of Brian Wall: Squaring the Circle.

Art History students visiting collections with Prof. Karen Fraser.

Students viewing the museum's Japanese print collection in preparation for a class-curated exhibition.

Students attend lecture by visiting artist Judy Dater.

Students listening to lecture by visiting artist Judy Dater.

Connect with Exhibitions

Exhibitions at the de Saisset Museum provide plenty of opportunities for students, faculty, and researchers to integrate the arts into education. Levels of engagement vary, allowing faculty and students to tailor their experiences and to maximize educational opportunities

Connect with Collections

Take advantage of the museum's expansive collection to support education and research outside the classroom. Our permanent collection encompasses a wide range of artists, objects, styles, and time periods, providing ample opportunity for discovery and research.

Connect with Public Programs

The de Saisset presents a variety of public programs each academic quarter. Each event provides a fun opportunity to get involved with—and learn about—the arts.

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