Douglass Discovery
Take a direct route to research and hands on learning in humanities. Build your resume, expand your horizons, and collaborate with faculty, professionals, corporate leaders, artists on their work.
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The Center for Women in the Arts at Douglass engages students in dynamic, hands-on artistic experiences that highlight the work and perspectives of gender in art. Through exhibitions, year-long campus residencies, and creative workshops, students explore diverse artistic practices and connect with leading voices in the arts.
The Faculty Fellows program brings world-renowned experts to campus to collaborate with students on research projects, headline speakers series, and offer mentorship.
Programming, networking, mentorship, and other unique opportunities for students who are enrolled in both Douglass and the Honors College.
Programs that connect students to internships, legal professional development, women in politics, and send students to Washington DC.
A set of opportunities that prioritize the intersection of community outreach, experiential learning, and global initiatives.
"I’m a history major, so working with the artist-in-residence, who is both a historian and an artist, was a perfect fit."
- Lily B., Gender and Arts Living Learning Community Member
“Working hands-on with with a scholar really helped me grow. It was great to have the opportunity to learn from them and know their perspectives.”
- Mou B., Faculty Fellows Participant
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