Washington University faculty are invited to a virtual information session about the Museum’s Teaching Gallery, an exhibition space dedicated to displaying works from the collection with direct connections to WashU courses. The gallery serves as a parallel classroom, offering opportunities for object-based inquiry, research, and learning.

Proposals for the summer 2022 Teaching Gallery are now being accepted. In this informative Q&A, Kim Broker, associate registrar; Meredith Lehman, head of museum education; and Meredith Malone, curator, will provide an overview of the program and answer questions about submitting proposals.

The session is free, but registration is required. Contact José Gaza, museum academic programs coordinator, at 314-935-9433 or jgarza@wustl.edu to register. Participants are welcome to enjoy their own lunches during the program.

Washington University faculty are invited to a virtual information session about the Museum’s Teaching Gallery, an exhibition space dedicated to displaying works from the collection with direct connections to WashU courses. The gallery serves as a parallel classroom, offering opportunities for object-based inquiry, research, and learning.

Proposals for the summer 2022 Teaching Gallery are now being accepted. In this informative Q&A, Kim Broker, associate registrar; Meredith Lehman, head of museum education; and Meredith Malone, curator, will provide an overview of the program and answer questions about submitting proposals.

The session is free, but registration is required. Contact José Gaza, museum academic programs coordinator, at 314-935-9433 or jgarza@wustl.edu to register. Participants are welcome to enjoy their own lunches during the program.