Ann Stettler

Co-head Internal Committee

Matthew Breier

Named after Clio, the Greek Muse of history.
“Our goal is to give students a platform within the museum where they can enhance and strengthen their undergraduate experience through the Penn Museum’s many resources.”
Clio brings together students who share a common interest in and appreciation for museums, culture, and art. Members will gain a greater understanding of world cultures, arts and culture professions, and the museum field.
Members can train to become Museum docents, volunteer for Museum programming, participate in behind the scenes tours of Museum collections, learn object-based teaching, invite guest speakers, organize events for students, and attend Clio-sponsored visits to other museums.
We welcome individuals from all backgrounds to join! No experience with the Penn Museum is necessary.

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Breyasia Scott

Officer

Avalon Hinchman

Kavya Kolli

Victor Tsao

Member

Adelaine Tandabrata

Alice Wu

Avia Weber

Charles Shen

Cristina Diaz

Devin Casano

Iris Peron-Ames

Isabella Marcellino

Izzy Welsh

Anonymous

Jimmy Hefter

John Yeakley

Kaitlynn Gilmore

Laura Jannetta

Laurel Caruso

Lexi Tooley

Lily Davis

Mariana Martinez Lopez

Noah Milad

Richard Chen

Ryan Won

Sarah Hinkel

Sasha Grosberg

Vishal Krishnaiah

Clio Society

The Penn Museum's Undergraduate Student Interest Group

Are You Ready for Escape the Museum?
Themed after an “Escape the Room,” students have the opportunity to solve clues, answer riddles, and unlock secrets to help them escape from one gallery to the next while simultaneously navigating the Museum!

Dive into the Depths with Storage Tours
Clio Members have the rare opportunity to see behind-the-scenes collections in our deepest areas of Museum storage. Usually paired with a pizza party, Clio gets a guided tour by keepers in sections not usually seen by the public, such as Oceania, Asia, and American.

Come in Character with Clue
Once a year, Clio hosts a gallery-based, interactive Clue Night! Students from select clubs, such as Benjamin Franklin Scholars come to the Museum to try and solve the mystery of who took what from where. Help participate and get into the character of Clue!

Give Gallery Tours and Facilitate Cartifacts!
Do you have a favorite gallery or object in the Museum? Want to share your knowledge with others? Clio gives you the opportunity to learn about object-based teaching, and present your tours to other students and guests! Train on our Cartifact program to learn how to teach using handleable replicas of real objects in the galleries.

Clio Society

Children of Clio Society

Parents of Clio Society