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Student in Russo Atrium

Experiential Learning

Read The Dartmouth's article about curricular and co-curricular learning at the museum.

College Students

There are many ways for Dartmouth students to become involved with the museum!

  • College students sit around table laughing in the Hood Museum's Russo Atrium.

    LEFT Hood After 5 student party, spring 2022. Photo by Lars Blackmore.

  • Two students look at a print of a shark that hangs on a bright red wall.

    LEFT Students explore the exhibition ¡Printing the Revolution! The Rise and Impact of Chicano Graphics, 1965 to Now during a Hood After 5 event. Photo by Lars Blackmore. 

  • Aerial view of students sitting around a table playing the museum's Assyrian Relief Escape Room Challenge.

    LEFT Students play the museum's Assyrian Relief Escape Room Challenge as part of a student-organized intramural competition. 

  • A dancer in all black clothing poses in front of a painting of a gas station.

    LEFT A dancer from the Sugarplum dance group poses in front of Edward Ruscha's Standard Station, Amarillo, Texas (1963). 

  • Dartmouth students participating in the spring 2017 session of Museum Collecting 101 review potential photographs to acquire for the Hood’s collection.

    LEFT Dartmouth student participants in the spring 2017 Museum Collecting 101 class review photographs for potential acquisition into the Hood’s collection.

  • Dickey Center Great Issues Scholars in BCOS

    LEFT Students in the Dickey Center Great Issues Scholars program visit the Bernstein Center for Object Study. Photo by Lars Blackmore.

VISIT THE GALLERIES

Admission to the museum is always free. Drop in anytime during our open hours: Wednesdays, 11:00 am–5:00 pm; Thursdays and Fridays, 11:00 am–8:00 pm; Saturdays and Sundays, 10:00 am–5:00 pm.

ATTEND AN EVENT

Students are invited to attend the museum's wide range of lectures, gallery talks, films, and tours—all free and open to everyone. See our events calendar for details.

In addition, a wide range of events just for Dartmouth students are planned by the programming interns and the Museum Club.

Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram and keep an eye out for campus-wide emails to learn when these special Dartmouth student events are taking place.

GAIN EXPERIENCE AT THE MUSEUM

Senior Internships: Each year, the Hood Museum of Art offers internships to Dartmouth students entering their senior year. All majors are welcome! Research and promote great art, create student programs, and learn from museum professionals.

The Museum Club: Students of all class years and majors are invited to join the Museum Club. Serve as a bridge between the museum and the student body by planning fun events, promoting the Hood to campus, and advising Hood staff. 

Student Employment Opportunities: The museum has occasional openings for a variety of paid part-time student positions (averaging ten hours per week), including data entry for the permanent collection and clerical work in the administrative offices. These student part-time positions are advertised through Dartmouth's Student Employment Office.

If you are a Dartmouth student who is interested in getting involved, please contact Jenna Blair, campus engagement manager, via email.

HELP GROW THE COLLECTION

Through Museum Collecting 101, a non-curricular course offered during either winter or spring terms, Dartmouth students from all backgrounds and majors take part in an exciting and important aspect of the museum: acquisitions.

STUDY OBJECTS

The Center for Object Study is a place where Dartmouth students can come to study original works of art. If you are a Dartmouth student interested in making an appointment outside of a Dartmouth class, please contact Beth Mattison, associate curator of academic programming.

If you are a faculty member interested in reserving a room in the center, please click here.

EXPERIENCE ART ON YOUR OWN TIME

There are lots of self-guided activities and resources to help you connect with art in your day-to-day.

Play our virtual Escape to the Outdoors game: This Escape Room-style challenge based on Dartmouth's outdoor sculptures can be played individually or with friends. Learn more about this virtual game and see how you and your friends can play to win. 

Develop a Look and Listen Playlist: We invite Dartmouth students to pair works of art in the collection to songs by creating a "Look and Listen" playlist! Click here to see past playlist examples. Email Jenna Blair, campus engagement manager, to learn how you can write your own playlist for our website.

Upcoming Events

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EXHIBITION OPENING: Cara Romero

Jan 17 05:00 - 06:30PM

STUDIO SESSION: "Beyond the Bouquet"

Jan 23 06:00 - 07:30PM

TEACHER WORKSHOP

Jan 25 01:00 - 03:00PM

PUBLIC LECTURE

Jan 30 05:00 - 06:00PM

LUNAR NEW YEAR

Feb 1 01:00 - 04:00PM

THE MANTON FOUNDATION ANNUAL OROZCO LECTURE: Kency Cornejo

Feb 6 05:00 - 06:00PM