The lithography courses provide instruction in stone, aluminum plate and photo lithography. Relief printing encompasses woodcut, linoleum, wood-engraving, monoprints, monotypes, and collagraphy. The printmaking facilities include three large studio spaces on the fourth floor of Jack Arends Hall. The spaces are designed to accommodate large scale work. Serigraphy is equipped to work with water-based printing techniques.
Students utilize oil-based or enamel inks upon request.
Screen and squeegee units are available, although students normally build their own printing units as part of the course. The printmaking area maintains an extensive archive of original prints that is used for instructional support. These prints, as well as recent examples of student work, are continually on exhibit in secured showcases, affording maximum visibility for student creativity.