The Eagle MakerSpace is a place for students to work on their projects without academic attachment. (Photo: Embry-Riddle/Connor McShane)
The MakerSpace Club gives students on the Prescott Campus a place to design, test and create almost anything they can dream of.
Eagle MakerSpace Origins
In 2014 on the Prescott Campus, Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering Dennis Kodimer formed what we now know as the Eagle MakerSpace Club, located in Building 53 in the heart of campus.
“During my undergraduate time at CalTech, we had a basement in the student union in which we collected cast-off equipment from the labs around campus. With that lab and without a budget, we could create whatever magical devices or fundamental repairs we wanted,” Professor Kodimer said. “Thus, that basement – which had no name – was a lab to create…
