Institution name

College of Notre Dame of Maryland

Total number of students

3400

Contact address for international enquiries

4701 North Charles Street
BALTIMORE 21210

Telephone

+1 410 532 5317

Venue / office name

Art Department

BALTIMORE
Maryland
21210

Venue description

The Art Department prepares women to understand and interpret the past and the present and contribute to the future of visual arts heritage. As an integral element of the liberal arts tradition at College of Notre Dame of Maryland, the Art Department is a dynamic learning environment with a dual mission. The Department provides the facilities of the Gormley Art Gallery that exhibits student to work, as well as those of community artists and Notre Dame faculty. Student also exhibits to grace the hallways, offices and main areas of the campus. Art studios play a key role in the education of an art student. Studios for drawing, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics and painting are located in Fourier Hall. The photography studio, large twenty station darkroom and three advanced B and W and color darkrooms are located in Knott Science Center. The College also maintains a computerized database for photographic slide collection. Rice Hall houses a 16-seat Macintosh computer lab, where software includes QuarkXPress, Illustrator and Photoshop.

Telephone number

+1 410 435 0100

Is accommodation available at this venue?

Yes

Accommodation details

Residential life at Notre Dame is an important part of the students’ experience, allowing them to fully engage in all of the College’s activities and events. The living learning communities create deeper connections with the institution and peers, and lead students to assume a more active role in their education and their community. On-campus housing is available for full-time students. Residence halls are equipped with lounges, kitchenette, laundry facilities, telephones, computers, telephones, cable and internet access. Rooms have a twin bed, dresser, desk and chair and include a closet or wardrobe for each student. Two residence halls are provided for the students Doyle Hall and Meletia Hall. Doyle Hall primarily houses first-year and sophomore students in double rooms and a limited number of suites. A floor of single rooms is available for sophomores. Morrissy honors floor and a Perspective on Education and Culture special interest floor are also available. The building also houses the College's dining room, Gator Alley, a commuter lounge and student life offices. Mailboxes for all resident students are located in Doyle Hall. Meletia Hall, the recently renovated turn-of-the century residence hall, offers single, double, and triple rooms with private, suite and floor bathrooms. This building primarily houses juniors and seniors. The historical renovation of the building, including the main lobby with a working fireplace, study and chapel, makes it a favorite with students. SAGE Dining Services takes great pride in the quality of food and the services they offer. SAGE takes a healthy approach to food preparation. Every meal starts with fresh, healthy ingredients, and the menus offer a variety of choices and include theme meals that will satisfy every student’s appetite. The campus dining hall, located in Doyle Hall, is open to all students, guests and faculty and staff members. SAGE also operates the Gator Alley Cafe located in the lower level of Doyle Hall.