The Logan Museum of Anthropology is a teaching museum that engages the Beloit College community by sharing stories about humanity.
Beloit College is located on the ancestral homeland of Indigenous peoples, and we respectfully acknowledge the Ho-Chunk, Meskwaki, Potawatomi, Sauk, and their predecessors who stewarded this land. Museums, and in particular anthropology museums, are complicit in constructing and perpetuating inequalities, erasures, injustices, dispossession, and misrepresentations that continue to oppress and marginalize Indigenous peoples. We acknowledge the Indigenous landscape we occupy and the colonial collections we steward, and strive to decolonize our practice.
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Logan Museum of Anthropology
Free and open to the public
Tuesday - Saturday 11:00 am to 4:00 pm
except for campus holidays and winter break.
Contacts
Nicolette B. Meister
James E. Lockwood Jr. Director, Logan Museum of Anthropology
Faculty Director, Center for Collections Care
Instructor, Museum Studies
Nikita Werner
Curator of Exhibits, Logan Museum of Anthropology
Instructor, Museum Studies












