MSU Broad Art Museum
The MSU Broad is an extension of the classroom. Together with faculty, we can integrate the museum’s collection, exhibitions, and events into your curriculum. Our education staff can teach university students in a wide-range of disciplines. We will work with you to offer educational experiences that explore meaningful connections between art and your curriculum. Students from all fields of study are encouraged to get involved with the museum. We offer a range of social, educational, and professional experiences tailored for the MSU student.
Broader Impacts Areas
- Undergraduate or graduate student learning
- Communication to public
- Interdisciplinary collaborations
Contact: Michelle Word (wordmich@msu.edu)
MSU Museum
The MSU Museum aims to engage and inspire campus and community through science and culture. The Museum is one of the earliest established museums in the nation and has continued to preserve collections and serve learners since its opening on the campus in 1857. We are committed to exploring ways to integrate scientific and humanistic understandings of our changing world and our place within it.
View ideas on how to engage the public with the MSU Museum
Broader Impacts Areas
- Communication to public
- Interdisciplinary collaborations
- Undergraduate or graduate student learning
Contact: Denice Blair (dblair@msu.edu)
Wharton Center Institute for Arts and Creativity
The Institute for Arts and Creativity facilitates arts education opportunities for children and adults through a variety of programs that includes musical theatre, classical theater, artist in residency programs, arts integration, playwriting, and performances for children, families and general audiences. Each year the Institute serves close to 30,000 learners in the state of Michigan.
Broader Impacts Areas
- Youth/K-12 programs and partnerships
- Increasing opportunities for underrepresented groups
- Undergraduate or graduate student learning
Contact: Bert Goldstein (goldst72@msu.edu)
