The Office of Student Life maintains a student center with recreational equipment as well as volleyball and basketball courts. Student Life organizes evening and weekend activities for all PreCollege Perspective students. Weeknight events such as animation film festivals and open studios complete the schedule. Upper-level Ringling School students serve as residence hall staff and advisers. Acting as student mentors, these resident assistants help foster the success and well-being of their hall residents, while planning fun activities and special events.
Students have easy access to a laundry on campus.
Meals Hammond Commons, Ringling School's dining facility, provides a complete food service program for students with vegetarian as well as traditional options. A Pre-College Student Drawing and Life Studies Knowledge of the human form is essential to artists. Students explore expressive mark-making, atmospheric perspective, dramatic value and line in this course as the undraped figure is studied in both classic and contemporary media. Gesture and large-scale drawing push each student's ability to see form and render it. Design Students begin to manipulate line, shape, value and color to understand how these design elements work together to visually communicate concepts.