Programs & Resources

We have many programs and resources that provide opportunities for community members to benefit from our College’s expertise, or to be engaged with us in some way. While most are intended for the general public, some are intended for particular segments of our community, such as K-12 educators or youth. These programs and resources include in-person opportunities, as well as online.

Art Galleries 

Learn about the various current and upcoming exhibitions in the College’s various art galleries.

Performances

Visiting Arts & Critics Program

  • The Visiting Artists & Critics Program brings nationally and internationally recognized artists working in all media to meet with students for seminars and critiques and to present public lectures at the Regis Center for Art. All lectures are free and open to the public.

The Julia M. Davis Speech-Language-Hearing Center offers a broad range of services for individuals with impairments of speech, language, and hearing.

  • Audiology Services
    Learn about the audiological services provided to people of all ages.
  • Speech-Language Pathology Services
    Learn about the various speech-language therapy and other services provided for those with speech-language needs.
  • Stuttering Programs
    Learn about camps, groups, and individual services for people who stutter.

  • Career Counseling and Assessment Clinic is a fee-based clinic at the University of Minnesota within the Department of Psychology. It has been helping adults in the Twin Cities and surrounding communities with their career transitions since the 1970s.

Statistical Consulting Center 
Receive help and collaboration with projects involving statistics and data science.

Explore various books and other publications written by faculty, graduate students, and others associated with various College of Liberal Arts departments.

Department of Psychology Research Experience Program (REP) Active Research Projects
Explore a list of opportunities for members of the general public to participate as subjects in research studies currently taking place. Some studies may require subjects to meet specific criteria and some may offer compensation.

  • Genocide Education Outreach Program

    An opportunity for community educational institutions and organizations to invite graduate students to offer a lecture or workshop on a topic related to genocide that matches the community’s needs.

     
  • The Medieval Book in the K-12 Classroom

    An opportunity to invite University students into K-12 classrooms to teach about books in Medieval times.