BA programs in Visual Art, Graphic Design, and Art Education from Point Loma Nazarene University's WSCUC-accredited curriculum run through this off-campus Department of Art and Design studio at 2590 Truxtun Road inside Liberty Station Building 176. Studio coursework in figure drawing, printmaking, sculpture, photography, and graphic-design foundations anchors the space, with finished student work showing in the same ARTS District foot traffic served by Martha Pace Swift Gallery and other Liberty Station peer galleries. The Department's Design for Good philosophy threads ethics and social-impact reasoning through the graphic-design curriculum, a frame that distinguishes program outcomes from purely commercial agency-prep tracks. Affiliation with the American Institute of Graphic Arts student chapter brings portfolio reviews, studio visits, and design-firm critiques directly into the Liberty Station studio calendar. Senior portfolio production typically includes commercial-grade printing and binding work, and Thirty One Ten Printing is one of the Point Loma vendors students work with for show-ready deliverables. The most complex engagement is the senior BA capstone combining a defended gallery exhibition, a professional-portfolio review by outside working designers, and — for Art Education majors — a full single-subject K-12 credential-preparation sequence stacked over the academic year.