Schedule a meeting with a librarian or research consultant. You can also contact us at research@ringling.edu.
Please email research@ringling.edu with the issue. Please make sure to let us know what steps you were taking and what errors occurred when you were working with that resource. Provide screenshots, if possible.
Inform your student that they should schedule a meeting with a librarian. You can also contact us at research@ringling.edu.
We'd love to come visit your class! Please email research@ringling.edu to schedule a time. We ask that you contact us at least two weeks in advance to allow time for the librarian to prepare a tailored session for your class.
Please email Special Collections Curator Cheri Marks at cmarks@ringling.edu to schedule a time to view these materials or make an appointment directly.
Please email research@ringling.edu with your question and we will work to assist you. We can also help direct you to other library resources that might be available to you through your public library or a local academic library.
The Student Learning Center (SLC) provides writing assistance. Please see the SLC website for more information about their services and availability.
Goldstein Library provides research consultations with Research Librarians who are interested in your topic and excited to help you research! We are prepared to help you find the information you need to be successful! Our specialization is helping artists and designers find the materials that they need for reference and research (images, books, journal articles, websites, videos, and more); helping you understand how you can use what you find ethically; and how to cite your sources.
Search the collections at the Alfred R. Goldstein Library, including books, journals, DVDs, eBooks, video games, artist's books, and more!
You can customize Google Scholar to recognize your Ringling College affiliation and provide article-level links to subscription full text:
1. Click on the three-line menu icon in the top left corner and select 
Settings in the drop down display of options.
2. Select "Library links" from the resulting display of options.
3. Search for Ringling and then check the boxes that display, e.g., 
.
4. Save your settings.
Now, your Google Scholar search results will show Available @ Ringling links when access to content is detected, and you'll be prompted to enter your Ringling Portal credentials to view full text.
