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Joslyn offers a variety of programs designed especially for college students and faculty, from stimulating lectures and gallery discussions, to lively concerts and innovative film series. Art and art history majors will find an exceptional resource in Abrahams Library, the region's most comprehensive art reference library. Internships and credit courses are available periodically. Special discount admission rates often apply to students and faculty by presenting a valid college I.D. at the admissions desk. We invite you to check out all Joslyn has to offer!
AIA Lectures - free public lectures held in partnership with the Lincoln-Omaha Society of the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA)
- February 10 - "Women in the Dead Sea Scrolls and Qumran: A New Synthesis" with Sidnie White Crawford, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
- March 2 - "The Unsolved Mystery of the Bone Well in Ancient Athens" with Dr. Susan Rotroff, Washington University
College Night - a free evening of art, live music, and food for college students and faculty with I.D.
CU at Joslyn - monthly lectures presented by Creighton University faculty
- January 19 - "Plains Encounters and Artistic Expression in Nineteenth-Century America" by Tracy Neal Leavelle, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of History
- February 16 - "Francis Bacon and the Nature of Beauty" by Richard White, Ph.D, Professor, Department of Philosophy
- March 15 - "Representing the Mystical Experience in El Greco, Juan de la Cruz, and Ribera" by Frederic Conrod, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Modern Languages and Literatures
- April 12 - "The Joslyn Augustus and Portraiture of the First Roman Emperor" by Greg Bucher, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department of Classics and Near Eastern Studies