Whether you on or off campus, or are only in-town for a day or two, we invite you to take advantage of our educational opportunities:
Tours are available upon request. Email our Manager of Artistic Inquiry, Jenny Cawood (jenny.cawood(at)sjc.edu) for a tour schedule or to make an appointment for your group.
We offer a variety of learning opportunities with each exhibition. Descriptions and dates can be found on the college’s event calendar. These programs are open to the public and most are free of charge.
As a member of the campus community, you will occasionally have special access to educational activities organized by the Mitchell Art Museum that are not available to the broader public, as part of the Mitchell Art Museum’s support of the Program and student life. These may include small workshops with visiting guests, conversation-based receptions, paid internships, and fellowships.
Want to learn more about art, art administration, art history, or curating? And get paid for it? During the school year, the Mitchell Art Museum offers on-site work-study opportunities to current students up to 10 hours per week. Contact the museum director to learn more.
If you are looking for a summer internship, we keep a list of opportunities at other museums that we can email you so you can apply directly. Contact the Career Development office if the internship you want is unpaid and they may be able to help you with financial support.
Want to spend part of your summer studying bronze casting in upstate New York? The Newington-Cropsey Foundation offers a fellowship to St. John’s College students to do just that. The application deadline is March 1. Contact the museum for more information.
Entrance to the Mitchell Art Museum and restrooms are barrier-free. Please contact the museum if other assistance is required at 410-626-2556.
