Classroom Instruction

Introducing students to primary documents (blueprints, photographs, correspondence, brochures) is an essential part of the research process.  The Southeastern Architectural Archive's holdings are particularly relevant to the study of architecture, art history, studio art, geography, history, environmental studies, historic preservation, American studies, and urban studies.

The SEAA reading room also accommodates a small exhibition space.  Each November, the SEAA launches a new exhibit that highlights selections from its vast collections of architectural drawings, photographs, trade catalogs and related ephemera.  These exhibitions may serve as the basis of an assignment or special topics lecture.

If you would like to schedule classroom instruction pertaining to the Southeastern Architectural Archive's collections, please contact:

Keli Rylance
Head, Southeastern Architectural Archive
Special Collections Division
Tulane University Libraries
300 Jones Hall
6801 Freret Street
New Orleans, LA  70118
504.247.1806
krylance@tulane.edu
http://southeasternarchitecture.blogspot.com/
http://libguides.tulane.edu/architecture

For general library instruction, contact the Center for Library User Education (CLUE).