Facilities

The School of Art houses three large computer labs with high-end Macintosh and PC computers and a large variety of up-to-date graphic software.

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The large format digital printing lab, located on the second floor, contains archival inkjet printers so students can get prints of their artwork.

The Media Center has equipment such as digital still and video cameras, TVs, projectors, etc. for checkout by faculty and students.

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The Integrated Studio contains a woodshop, a rapid prototyping lab, a metals shop, and a CNC shop. Equipment can be used by School of Art students and faculty. School of Art technicians monitor the studio and are available to assist.

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First year art students have access to studios to create 2d and 3d artworks. The rooms have large tables, sinks, natural light, light tables, spray booths, and more.

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The graphic design studios house Macintosh computers, large tables, sinks, natural lighting, critique boards, and light tables for students to create their designs

Hours for the Graphic Design Studio varies by semester, and hours can be found posted beside the door to the studio on the first floor of the Fine Arts Building, across from the elevator in the right wing.

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The painting studio offers natural light, large easels, a stage for life painting, and a separate room for storage. The drawing studios contain benches, easels and pinup walls to critique the artwork. Studios are available whenever classes are not in session, and can be found on the second floor of the Fine Arts Building.

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The photography studio house two darkrooms and a processing room for color and black and white photography as well as a shooting studio with professional lighting.

Hours for the Photography Studio vary between semesters, the schedule for studio can be found during the semester beside the Photo Studio doors located on the first floor of the Fine Arts Building.

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The printmaking studio contains facilities for lithography, woodcut, linoleum, silkscreen, intaglio and relief as well as a darkroom with enlargers.

Hours for Printmaking Studio vary between semesters, current hours for the studio can be found beside the Printmaking Studio door on the first floor of the Fine Arts Building.

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The ceramics studio contains a variety of gas and wood kilns and has the space for wheel throwing and hand building.

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The glass studio contains equipment for working with hot glass and creating stained glass artworks. The facilities is open 24 hours a day.

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The jewelry studio is equipped for working with a variety of metals including silver, brass, copper and gold. There is equipment for casting, enameling, forging, electroforming and more.

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Students have access to a spacious Production Studio in room 201, located on our second floor. The Production Studio is used by students for work documentation, making use of the lighting and backdrop equipment available.

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