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Best Practices in Academic Makerspaces
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Kate Canales – Southern Methodist University Ethan Danahy – Tufts University Elizabeth Gerber – Northwestern University Michael Lehman – Lehigh University ASU/TechShop (Chandler, AZ) Vince Wilczynski – Yale University Best Practices in Academic Makerspaces 10 minutes: background / Best Practice 15 minutes: audience-driven discussion
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CNC Long Arm Quilter
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http://www.techshop.ws/ts_chandler.html
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ASU/TechShop Best Practice: Public/Private partnership for academic makers.
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S L I D E 15 Center for Engineering Innovation & Design leverage Yale’s diverse “making” strengths cultivate Yale’s “making” culture & community harness student energy & creativity
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CEID membership 1200 current members undergrads STEM social science & humanities undeclared medical & business students graduate students faculty & staff
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CEID programming courses training workshops learn summer fellowships club support open studio make lectures networking & career events social events share informal formal
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make: open studio
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make: club support Yale Aerospace Association Yale Rover Association iGEM HackYale Drop Team
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make: club support Yale Aerospace Association Yale Rover Association iGEM HackYale Drop Team
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make: summer fellowship med techbio techaerospacetelecom
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Yale Best Practice: Open to entire university.
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Kate Canales – Southern Methodist University Ethan Danahy – Tufts University Elizabeth Gerber – Northwestern University Michael Lehman – Lehigh University ASU/TechShop (Chandler, AZ) Vince Wilczynski – Yale University Best Practices in Academic Makerspaces 10 minutes: background / Best Practice 15 minutes: audience-driven discussion
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