Faculty & Staff Resources
The museum welcomes faculty to bring their classes to the museum to provide a visual component to their courses. In addition to our exhibitions, our collection of over 6,000 works is available as a resource.
For Instructors
To get started with booking a tour for your class, read the instructions below and fill out a Tour Request Form. If you anticipate a delay in your arrival time, please contact the Education Department at 305-348-1808.
Access the Tour Request Form, and select FIU Group for "Who is this tour request for?" followed by FIU Course Instructor.
Enter the Course Code and Course Name for the class you are bringing to the museum. Provide as much information about your class in the sections that follow.
Submit the form and allow up to 72 hours for our Education team to confirm your appointment at the museum.
Request a Tour for Your Class
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University Exhibitions
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Exhibition Series
For several years, the museum has developed an exhibition in the winter to coincide with the university’s MLK Commemorative Celebration. In 2016, the museum defined the scope and goal of the exhibition and established it formally as an exhibition series. The Martin Luther King, Jr. Exhibition series addresses issues of race, diversity, social justice, civil rights, and humanity to serve as a catalyst for dialogue and enrich our community with new perspectives.
- Transfiguration: A Black Speculative Vision of Freedom
- Terence Price II: Never Ending Gardens
- LaToya Ruby Frazier: Flint is Family
First-Year Reading Program Exhibitions
In 2016, the museum launched an initiative with the Common Reading Program to attract new students to the museum. All incoming students entering FIU read the same book and discuss it in their First-Year Experience course. The museum developed an exhibition to complement the book with visual literacy and introduce students to the museum. In its first year, the museum provided 24 tours and welcomed 2,465 first-year students to the museum.
- Otros Lados: Itzel Basualdo, Hugo Crosthwaite, and Judithe Hernández
- South Beach, 1977-1986: Photographs by Gary Monroe
- The Writing on the Wall: Hank Willis Thomas and Dr. Baz Dreisinger
For Student Organizations
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