Partners

arizona state university partners

At the heart of the School of Human Evolution and Social Change, the ASU Museum of Anthropology occupiees a unique space not only in one of the most historic buildings on campus but also intellectually. We partner with faculty, who are among the top social scientists in the country, whose cutting-edge research provides our exhibit themes. Graduate students in the museum studies program use the museum as their laboratory to interpret, design and develop unique and interactive exhibitions.

We also draw from the vast archaeological, ethnographic, scientific and other collections maintained by the university.

Archaeological Research Institute

Deer Valley Rock Art Center

Institute of Human Origins  

ASU Museums, Galleries and Collections Committee

community partners

Calaca Cultural Center

Center for American Archeology 

Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park

Tempe History Museum

Museum studies graduate students complete internships at major museums across the state (e.g., Phoenix Art Museum, the Heard Museum, Museum of Northern Arizona) and nation (e.g., the Smithsonian Institution, Denver Art Museum).