dudley c. carter has three works at the ccsf ocean campus, including "the ram" sometimes called mountain ram, "goddess of the forest," and "the beast "sculptures". "dudley had donated the ram because he knew it was the school mascot and it had been part of the golden gate international exposition's arts in action exhibition. the ram sculpture stood outside on the campus periodically changing locations from time to time, students would coat it in paint with campus colors red and white. sometimes rival schools would repaint the ram in their own school colors. by 1980 the ram had many layers of paint and damage and in spring of 1983 it was restored by carter with use of a pick axe and its original, natural redwood. currently located in the lobby of conlan hall, on the ocean campus. "the goddess of the forest" is another redwood sculpture created during ggie, it is very large standing at 26 feet tall and had a girth at the base of 21 feet. for years this piece was located at golden gate park, until 1986 when it began to show distress and decay. it was then moved to ccsf to an indoor location awaiting restoration.