Hofstra University Museum is an AAM accredited institution that serves the NY metropolitan community. The Museum's collection contains close to 5,000 works and artifacts that date from 5,000 BCE to the present and that represent 6 continents. The majority of works represent American prints and works on paper from the 18th-21st century. An outdoor sculpture collection contains approximately 70 works by artists such as Seymour Lipton, Paul Manship, Henry Moore, and Larry Rosenthal.

THERE ARE NO RESEARCH COLLECTIONS.

The Hofstra University Museum offers an array of public programs, lectures, concerts, educator workshops, gallery tours and an active School Program throughout the year. Fees are dependent upon the specific program and education credit is applicable to professional educator development workshops.

AS AN INDEPENDENT DEPARTMENT WITHIN HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY, THE HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY MUSEUM REPORTS DIRECTLY TO THE HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY PROVOST, WHO IN TURN REPORTS TO THE UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES.