The Flossie Martin Gallery provides modern display space for faculty, students, and visiting exhibits. This 2,000 square-foot facility includes areas for seminars, storage, exhibit preparation, and receptions. The gallery maintains an active schedule of exhibits throughout the year. It also offers internships for art students and course credit in museum studies. The Bondurant Center for the Arts in downtown Radford also has an active exhibit schedule and is the center of activity for many art education classes and activities.
Coursework prepares students to meet current professional standards.
An internship program enables students to apply acquired skills in a variety of professional environments including graphic design studios, advertising agencies and museums. The art department usually offers art history travel study courses in Europe during Radford University's summer school terms. The Student Art Guild organizes social activities annually, coordinates the visits of guest artists, and offers evening life drawing sessions and other professional activities. The Student Chapter of the National and Virginia Art Education Association provides art education students with membership in their professional organization. They organize events which pertain to the teaching of art, as well as to social activities.