Faculty and Instructors
Learn and
Engage
The Johnson Museum actively contributes to the intellectual life of the campus and community, serving as an important educational and cultural resource for Cornell students and faculty as well as residents of the central New York region.
Class Sessions at the Museum
The Johnson hosts hundreds of Cornell class sessions from more than 50 departments and programs every academic year.
“I had not considered how powerful integrating the arts and humanities into my public health teaching could be on student learning, experiences, and outcomes…. I was also seeking new ways to feel inspired in my teaching, while at the same time exploring new strategies to encourage connection, empowerment, and curiosity in learning.”
—Jeanne Moseley, Associate Professor of Practice, Department of Public and Ecosystem Health, College of Veterinary Medicine
Teaching Resources
Whether you’re looking to reinforce skills, contribute to class content, take a break from the classroom, or all of the above, determining clear goals and outcomes for a class session is essential.
Independent Research
Access to the Museum’s object files, archival material, and other primary resources related to the collections and exhibitions can be arranged by contacting our curatorial department. Please allow 5-10 business days to communicate and plan your research appointment.
Contact Annie Abernathy to begin your request.
