Art History
Flagler College Art History is a dynamic program that encourages students to explore the connections between art, culture, and history while developing the skills to pursue bold and meaningful career paths. Located in St. Augustine, the nation’s oldest city, students are immersed in a living classroom surrounded by centuries of art, architecture, and history.
Through a combination of rigorous coursework and hands-on experiences, students gain a deep understanding of visual culture and its impact on society. Opportunities such as gallery management, student-curated exhibitions, and study-away experiences provide practical applications that extend learning beyond the classroom.
The program has become a hub for undergraduate research on campus, with students regularly presenting at conferences, conducting original research, and contributing to public scholarship. These experiences prepare students for graduate study, careers in museums and galleries, and a wide range of creative and cultural fields.
Our Roar and Raise Goal
Our Roar and Raise goal is to raise $2,500 to support student research, travel, and experiential learning opportunities in Art History.
Why Your Support Today Matters
• Supports student research projects and conference presentations
• Provides funding for study-away experiences, including trips to New York City
• Enhances student-curated exhibitions and gallery experiences
• Brings guest speakers, panels, and cultural programming to campus
• Expands hands-on learning opportunities beyond the classroom
Thank You!
Thank you for supporting Art History at Flagler College and investing in the creativity, curiosity, and academic growth of our students. Your generosity helps provide transformative experiences that prepare students to engage with the world through art and culture.
Because of you, students can explore, research, and share the stories that shape our understanding of history and humanity.
