The Lam Museum offers internship opportunities to Wake Forest students each semester. Supervised by Academic Director Dr. Andrew Gurstelle, the interns can choose to work in any area of the Museum, gaining both instruction about museum studies and real-world experience. Each internship is unique to […]
The Lam Museum’s annual celebration of Indigenous Peoples Day will feature a screening of Bring Them Home / Aiskótáhkapiyaaya on Sunday, October 13, at 4pm, at Kulynych Auditorium in Byrum Welcome Center. The film tells the story of a small group of Blackfeet people and […]
With nearly 30,000 objects in the Lam Museum’s permanent collection, the Museum serves as a source of artifacts and information for curators across the Southeast. Currently, you can see objects from the Lam’s permanent collection on exhibit in other locations on the Wake Forest campus, […]
By Chloe Edelman (‘26) As an internship project during the spring semester, I conducted a survey of Wake Forest students to evaluate their perception of the Lam Museum. The survey was designed to be short yet widely distributed. I solicited stakeholders from a range of […]
At the beginning of the spring semester, the Lam Museum, with support from the Wake Forest Interdisciplinary Arts Center, Wake the Arts, and the Art and Antiquities Blockchain Consortium, hosted Dr. Ferdinand Saumarez Smith of the Factum Foundation. The focus of his visit was using […]
