USC: Museum of Education

Welcome to the Museum of Education, founded in 1977
Welcome to the Museum of Education, founded in 1977	Information: Once housing an extensive archival collection of educational materials, the Museum of Education now serves exclusively as a museum with its exhibitions, publications, and programs portraying the perennial issues of education as a means to generate thoughtful discussion among members of the university community and general public. Residing within the College of Education building, Wardlaw Hall, the Museum of Education includes a gallery, The Chester C. Travelstead Seminar Room, an outdoor patio, and closed-archival area totaling over 3000 square feet. By the standards of public museums, the Museum remains a small and highly-focused research/public programming entity.

To schedule an event in the Exhibition Area or in the Travelstead Room
30th Anniversary Presentation and History of the facility
30th Anniversary Presentation and History of the facility			Museum Exhibition Hours: Monday-Friday; 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Current Exhibitions: But What About Us? Pat Conroy at the Daufuskie Island School Hall of Honor: J. A. DeLaine Hall of Honor: Septima Clark for more information: museumofeducation@sc.edu 803-777-5741 location: Greene Street between Sumter & Main Streets on the south side of Wardlaw Hall
Staff of the Museum of Education Curator: Craig Kridel Facilities Coordinator: Lynda Tilley with help from the Office of Student Services Scanners: Mary R. Bull, Valencia Morton Design: Patricia Callahan, Lyn Bell Rose Installation: Michael Bagwell with assistance and advice from Lynn Robertson, Director Emeritus of McKissick Museum

an affiliate of McKissick Museum, a financially-supported research unit of the College of Education,
and an institutional member of the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience

Museum of Education - Wardlaw Hall - University of South Carolina - Columbia, SC 29208 - 803.777.5741
museumofeducation@sc.edu

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