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罗得岛设计学院（RISD或RIZ DEE）自1877年成立以来，一直享有美国一流的艺术与设计学院的国际声誉。罗德岛设计学院的使命是教育学生和公众创作和欣赏艺术和设计作品，发现和传播知识，并通过批判性思维、学术和创新为全球社会作出持久贡献。RISD以其工作室式教育的创意文化吸引着杰出的师生。这种文化的一部分是批评或批评，因为他们通常是指在RISD。crits是一种独特的学习模式，学生可以将自己的作品呈现给评论者，表达自己的意图，并获得反馈。批判是创造性工作发展和评价的核心。评论员可以是系内外的学生和教员，也可以是包括外部专业评论员的小组。外部评论家也可以从其他学科的角度给作品的评价带来新的视角。成功的评论是关于感性的、建设性的反馈，而不是关于好坏的判断。批判的实践和纪律为学生提供了一条终生自我评价和思考如何改进、阐明和发展自己的思想的途径。RISD在19个建筑、设计、美术和艺术教育专业提供严格的学士和硕士学位课程。罗得岛州的一个主要文化机构，RISD艺术博物馆，是与学校联合成立的。里萨德博物馆收藏了从古代到现在的10万多件精美和装饰艺术作品。它是新英格兰东南部唯一的综合性艺术博物馆，因此，是RISD和更广泛社区的重要文化资源。博物馆设有七个馆长部门，提供丰富多彩的展览、讲座、参观、工作坊和出版物。它致力于诠释来自不同文化的艺术和设计，并教育和激励艺术家和设计师、家庭、学术研究人员和各个年龄段的学生。RISD图书馆是国内最古老的独立艺术学院图书馆之一。其超过16万册的流通藏品在艺术、建筑、设计和摄影领域提供了不同寻常的深度和丰富性。该系列提供了强大的历史和当代视角，以及园林、陶瓷、纺织品和珠宝等专业材料，以支持上层研究。risds专业图书馆还以其艺术家的藏书、珍本、约400种期刊订阅和优秀视觉资源的收藏而闻名。RISD的Edna W.Lawrence自然实验室是一个独特的资源，用于检查、探索和理解自然界中设计的模式、结构和交互作用。1920年毕业于risd，长期教职员工edna lawrence于1937年创建了自然实验室。从那时起，它的收藏，连同专门的显微镜和其他研究它们的设备，继续增长，包括超过80000个标本和其他自然历史项目。自然实验室还保存有活的动植物、自然历史参考图书馆和剪辑文件，以及幻灯片、磁带、视频和X光照片的档案。学生可以借用选定的对象作为工作室项目的参考。工场工作室是一个跨学科的制造实验室和跨部门的关系为RISD社区。提供先进的数字和传统制作技术的独特选择，合作项目涉及标准课程之外的所有部门和学科的实验、研究和协作。

Since its founding in 1877, Rhode Island School of Design (RISD or RIZ-dee) has earned an international reputation as the preeminent college of art and design in the United States. The mission of Rhode Island School of Design is to educate students and the public in the creation and appreciation of works of art and design, to discover and transmit knowledge, and to make lasting contributions to a global society through critical thinking, scholarship and innovation. RISD attracts extraordinary people as faculty and students who thrive in its creative culture of studio-based education. Part of that culture is the critique or crit as they are commonly referred to at RISD. Crits are a unique learning mode where students present their work to reviewers, articulate their intentions, and receive feedback. Critiques are core to the development and assessment of creative work. The reviewers might be students and faculty from within or outside the department, or a group that includes external professional reviewers. External critics can also be from other disciplines to bring a fresh perspective to the evaluation of the work. Successful critiques are about perceptive, constructive feedback, rather than judgments about good or bad. The practice and discipline of critique provides a pathway through which students develop a lifelong ability to self-evaluate and to reflect on improving, articulating and evolving their ideas. RISD offers rigorous bachelors and masters degree programs in 19 architecture, design, fine arts and art education majors. A major cultural institution in Rhode Island, the RISD Museum of Art, was founded in conjunction with the School. The RISD Museum houses more than 100,000 works of fine and decorative art ranging from ancient times to the present. It is the only comprehensive art museum in southeastern New England and, as such, is a vital cultural resource both for RISD and the broader community. With seven curatorial departments, the museum offers a rich and varied program of exhibitions, lectures, tours, workshops and publications. It is dedicated to the interpretation of art and design from diverse cultures, and to educating and inspiring artists and designers, families, scholarly researchers and students of all ages. The RISD library is one of the oldest independent art college libraries in the country. Its circulating collection of more than 160,000 volumes offers unusual depth and richness in the areas of art, architecture, design and photography. The collection provides strong historical and contemporary perspectives, and specialized materials in landscape architecture, ceramics, textiles and jewelry to support upper-level research. RISDs specialized library is also noted for its artists books collection, its rare books, some 400 periodical subscriptions and collections of outstanding visual resources. RISD's Edna W. Lawrence Nature Lab is a unique resource for examining, exploring and understanding the patterns, structures and interactions of design in nature. A 1920 graduate of RISD and a long-time faculty member, Edna Lawrence founded the Nature Lab in 1937. Since then its collections, along with specialized microscopes and other equipment for studying them, have continued to grow to include more than 80,000 specimens and other items of natural history. The nature lab also houses live animals and plants, a natural history reference library and clipping file, and archives of slides, tapes, videos and x-ray photographs. Students may borrow selected objects as reference for studio projects. Co_Works Studio is an interdisciplinary fabrication lab and cross-departmental nexus for the RISD community. Offering a unique selection of both advanced digital and traditional making technologies, Co-Works engages all departments and disciplines in experimentation, research, and collaboration outside the standard curriculum.