FSU is silent against the background of calling for a new ring supervision that can put at risk work – Tallahassee Democrat

During the students at The Ringling, they also gained experience in building a career working in museum departments such as archives, collections, development, education, library and theater for stage arts, according to the university.

Courses for graduates and internships taught by FSU teachers at the museum include the RingLing course, which is a two -week internship in the facility, and classes on topics such as exhibitions and public programs.

In recent years, FSU Emeritus John Thrasher President has defined the ring as “an integral part of the tradition of high -end FSU arts.” Also, Lorenzo Pericolo – Chairman of the Department of Arts History of the University of Fine Arts – said the museum is “a major asset for our university and our students.”

During the reign of FSU in the ring, the museum’s philanthropic contributions also helped to move FSU’s capital campaigns forward. In the spring of 2019, Ringling fulfilled the $ 100 million fundraising efforts, which became an important component of the University campaign for $ 1 billion in “Raising Torch” at the time.