Designed and built to be a premier cultural institution in Philadelphia, the mid-Atlantic region, the country, and the world, it should come as no surprise that the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology has a long history of community outreach and collaboration. This is particularly evident in the Museum’s educational programs that connect throughout the city, the Delaware Valley, across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and increasingly around the globe via new initiatives involving the greater understanding and appreciation of the world’s cultural heritage.

Penn Museum's educational programming includes:

• Art and Artifacts Workshops
• Commonwealth Lecture Program
• Distance Learning
• Gallery Tours
• Great Discoveries Lecture Series
• International Classroom
• Loan Box Program
• Museum on the Go (Mobile Guides)
• 40 Winks with the Sphinx Sleepover Program
• Summer Camp
• Teacher Workshops
• World Culture Days

Among many other resources and opportunities!

The Museum’s Education Department maintains an active network of community partnerships. The Museum would like to thank the following partners for their time, commitment, and energy: Hamilton Family Foundation, The Christopher Ludwick Foundation, the PNC Foundation,  Japan America Society of Greater Philadelphia, Turkish Cultural Foundation, Turkish American Friendship Society of the US, Camden County College, World Affairs Council of Philadelphia, University of the Arts, Bryn Mawr College, University City High School, Mast Community Charter School, Philadelphia High School for Girls, West Catholic High School, Strath Haven Middle School

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