The ceramics space is equipped with wheels for the budding potter and work tables for the sculpting enthusiast. Adjacent to the ceramics room are two modern large format kilns to fire work to completion. Additionally, there is an independent studio exclusively for the use of advanced ceramics students who are enrolled in the AP Studio Art 3-D Design program. This space is designed to give students complete autonomy throughout the creative process.  Located in St Dominic’s Grove there is also a brand new raku kiln facility where students are immersed in the exciting transformation of atmospheric firing. 

Room 600 is housed within the same building as the ceramics studio. This workspace holds large draft tables with ample natural lighting for students to share and use during class. This space also possesses a viable darkroom studio. There are multiple light tables, cutting boards, and a large sink area for cleaning.  The room also houses ample storage space for all materials and unfinished artwork.

Across the courtyard and below the Student Center is Room 902. Within this workspace are more large draft tables, a printing press, an iMac computer, a scanner, a 36 x 48 light table, and two oversized cutting boards. There are two 6 x 10 foot recycled cork boards available to present artwork for critique or reflection and to prompt discussion. The room also has a large sink area for cleaning and ample storage space for all materials and unfinished artwork.