The Art Education Program facilities include a large, well-equipped art classroom that is modeled on school art rooms, with ample storage for a variety of art supplies, large work tables for studio projects, audio visual equipment for instructional presentations, and areas for display of student art work. A smaller, adjoining classroom houses seminars and special events and presentations.
The studio spaces in the Art Department feature state-of-the-art facilities for ceramics, metals, printmaking, photography, painting and drawing, graphic design and sculpture. All Art Education students have use of these facilities as majors in the Art Education Program. Students also have direct access to exhibitions and programs of the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art. Additional resources include the Sojourner Truth Library, the largest public academic library in the Mid-Hudson region, and the Visual Resources of the Art History Department, which houses an extensive collection of slide reproductions of historical and contemporary art and architecture.
