Welcome to the University Museum Education Blog!

At the University of Mississippi Museum, our staff aims to bring the Museum’s diverse collections to life for audiences of all ages. During these times of uncertainty, we at the UM Museum are striving to reach our audiences virtually! Explore our blog to find fun and educational art activities, learn about future events, and view our virtual open studio.



The UM Museum is fortunate to have extensive and distinguished collections including but not limited to the David Robinson Collection of Greek and Roman Artifacts, the Millington-Barnard Collection of 19th Century Scientific Instruments, the Seymour Lawrence Collection of American Art, and significant collections of Theora Hamblett and other regional artists. To view more of our collections and learn about the museum’s history, tours, and programs, visit museum.olemiss.edu or click through the side panel of educational offerings.

In our commitment to education beyond the physical walls of the Museum, our education team has developed this blog as a resource for parents, teachers, and lifelong learners to promote a deeper level of engagement with the collections and to showcase how object-based learning can supplement and enrich classroom practice.  Please subscribe to this blog to receive regular post updates, and if you would like to be added the Museum’s email list, book a tour or traveling trunk, or learn more about an upcoming program, contact Stacy Bell, Curator of Education, at slbell@olemiss.edu or
662-915-7073.

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