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Student Government Association
(310) 846-2595

The Student Government Association (SGA) is a formalized structure that refects student needs, concerns and issues.

Student Health and Wellness Center
310-846-5738
Julie Spencer, M.D., M.P.H, Medical Director/Physician, Student Health and Wellness Center

The Student Health and Wellness Center provides medical services and health education to promote healthy living and engagement to help you fulfill your artistic endeavors at Otis.

Student Housing
(310) 665-6967
Melinda Patton, Assistant Director

The Residence Life Staff at Otis College of Art and Design creates an enriching community for free thinking artists while instilling values of self-motivation, respect, and responsibility.

Summer of Art
(310) 665-6864

This intensive, four-week, pre-college program is for individuals 15 and older who wish to study at one of the top art and design colleges in the country.

Teaching and Learning Center
(310) 846-2628

The Teaching and Learning Center works with faculty members to develop, support, and promote a culture of excellence in teaching and learning, particularly through enhancements in technology.

Technical Support Services
Andrew Armstrong, Director

The Technical Support Services facilities (shops) and technical staff provide students an environment where they can become proficient in technical skills, and turn their ideas into physical reality.

Toy Design
(310) 809-9578
Jennifer Caveza, Department Chair (in-coming)

The Toy Design major focuses on the essential toy categories of action figures, games, plush, dolls, preschool toys, and toy vehicles.

Web Operations

The Web Team produces and maintains the Otis College website working with faculty and staff members to update content and integrate new technology. The Web Team currently consists of John Mandeville and Aleksandr Devivye.

Wood and Metal Shop
(310) 846-2642

On the ground and seventh floor, the Shops allows students to create everything from furniture to sculpture.

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