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The College Group at the Met (CGM) is a group of twenty-five local college students who plan and produce events and programs for other students. The CGM's mission is to enhance Museum programming with regard to local college students, to connect campus communities with the Museum, and to increase student engagement at the Museum. Through programming, the CGM creates opportunities for all students—from all backgrounds and academic majors—to encounter and explore the Met's collection in new ways. Learn more about who we are.
Be Our FriendVisit our Facebook page to connect with your other CGM friends, or to meet new ones.  Photo AlbumsWest Egg on the East Side: A (Great) Gatsby Party in the New American Wing – September 30, 2009 
Want to get involved?We are no longer accepting applications for the 2009–2010 College Group committee. Please check back in August of 2010 for a new application. Thank you for your interest! 
Also of InterestDid you know that the Museum offers several different types of internships and fellowships each year? See Study and Research for more information. Check out the new Young Members page, which is dedicated to the specific interests of Museum Members between the ages of 21 and 35 from any of the fifteen Membership levels. Through special activities and online benefits, the Young Members group will help you connect with other art lovers and Museum supporters in your community. The Apollo Circle is a special Membership group for individuals ages 21 to 39. Named after the Greek god of youth, the arts, culture, and music, The Apollo Circle engages its Members in a variety of educational and social activities and provides incomparable insights into the Museum's collection and special exhibitions. Stay in TouchSign up for our e-newsletter to be up on all the latest College Group events and activities. Email metcollegegroup@metmuseum.org and include "subscribe" in the subject field. Sign up now.
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