At Harvey Mudd College’s Makerspace, a place where students can learn everything from how to sew a tote bag to how to use a printing press, students aren’t just provided with technology. They have access to a space that fosters innovation, learning and a sense of community.
The Makerspace, which is located in the Scott A. McGregor Computer Science Center, provides students at all of the Claremont Colleges with tools to create, workshops to learn new skills and stewards who help out around the center.
Some of the tools include laser cutters, 3D printers, reverse air systems that allow students to create without inhaling fumes and audio and visual equipment.
Makerspace manager Kim Neal wants people to feel comfortable making and…
