LUAG offers a variety of work study positions for eligible students. Positions include Museum Administrative Assistant and Visitor Services Representative among others. Learn valuable skills in the museum field, and work alongside a dynamic team of experts. Contact us at luag@lehigh.edu for more information.
LUAG maintains a reference library of books, journals, and publications focused on museum studies, museum education, curatorial practices, art and art history, art education, and cultural heritage studies. The LUAG Reading Room can be searched through ASA, the Lehigh University Library system, and is located adjacent to the Main Gallery in Zoellner Arts Center. It’s a great place to study, with free wifi and free coffee! Open during regular gallery hours.
Join the LUAG PAC (Peer Arts Council)! This group meets three times per semester to create and shape the LUAG’s programming, exhibitions, and outreach. Committee members enjoy a range of benefits, from visiting speakers, behind-the-scenes experiences with the art collection to previews of upcoming exhibitions to special LUAG swag! To join or for more information, contact us at luag@lehigh.edu.
Lehigh University offers a minor in Museum Studies, consisting of a minimum of four courses that provide an overview of museum professions and core museological functions. Studies include research, collections management and exhibition planning; education, communication and exhibition design; and special topics in museum and curatorial studies.
Come visit the Lehigh University Art Galleries with your PK-12 class! The LUAG offers guided and self-guided visits for students of all ages and abilities, completely free of charge. Classes may visit exhibitions or the permanent collection, and all tours are interactive and discussion-based. Tours are led by trained educators, artists, and Lehigh students, and include a sketching or writing component.
To schedule your visit, please submit the group visit request form, or contact us at luag@lehigh.edu or (610) 758-3615
Works of art are dynamic sources that can be integrated into all disciplines and courses. Faculty are encouraged to explore works on view in the six galleries across the three campus and request a guided class visit to any of the LUAG exhibitions or art study centers, completely free of charge. Visit Current Exhibitions to see what's on view now and make an appointment wth our museum staff to discuss ways to integrate current exhbition with your teaching syllabus.
