University Innovation Fellows - User contributions [en]

Fellow:Daniel Mozel

2018-02-20T17:55:35Z

Dmozel:

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Daniel Mozel is a current University Innovation Fellow candidate at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, Michigan. He is a sophomore majoring in Engineering Design Technology with a minor in mathematics. Daniel is originally from St. Catharines, Ontario, but moved to Michigan in 2012. Daniel currently works as an aquaponics researcher in the Office for Sustainability at Western Michigan University. During summer 2017, Daniel worked as an Engineering Intern at Hirata Corporation of America in New Hudson, Michigan. Daniel hopes to have a career designing and testing products that will revolutionize society.

 

Daniel is an active member of the Sunseeker team at WMU which is a team of students that come together to build a solar-powered race car. Daniel is also on the executive board of the Innovation club at WMU. Outside of school he enjoys playing a variety of sports, snowboarding, 3D printing, and building projects. Daniel is always thinking of new ideas and loves to hear what other people are creating, so if you want to share an idea or learn further about him you can contact him at daniel.p.mozel@wmich.edu



= Related Links =

Graduated Fellows: [http://universityinnovation.org/Persefoni%20Lauhon Persefoni_Lauhon], [[Zach Crawford|Zach_Crawford]], [[Mackenzie Preston|Mackenzie Preston]]

Current Fellows:  [[Jill Puckett|Jill Puckett]], [[Nathan LaWarre]], [[Saleh Mohamed]], [[Megan Miller]], [[Andreas Hobelsberger]], '''Daniel Mozel'''

University: [[Western Michigan University|Western_Michigan_University]]

[[Category: Student Contributors]]

[[Category:Student Contributors|Student_Contributors]]

Fellow:Betaversity

2018-01-12T03:59:22Z

Dmozel:

== [[File:Betabox-highres-2.jpg]] ==

== Overview ==

BetaBox, Inc. is a company which aims to help people generate spaces on campus that inspire or foster creativity. They help fundraise, design and build your "BetaSpace" and even create spaces within shipping containers for events called "BetaBoxes".

Visit the below wiki page for more information on how to contact them and implemet a creator space on your own campus.

[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/How_to_contract_with_a_3rd_Party_(Betaversity)_to_install_and_launch_an_innovation_space Guide to Creating Spaces on Campus]

== BetaSpace ==

BetaSpaces are actual rooms for creativity and ideation that can be large or small. The can serve as a massive rapid prototyping hub or a small room for laying out plans for a project. A BetaSpace can be tailored to a school's specific needs. To begin work on one, contact Betabox, Inc [http://betaversity.com/contact/ here]. 

== BetaBox ==

BetaBox mobile creativity labs provide tools and physical space for prototyping, collaboration, and Stanford-style design thinking. It is made out of shipping containers, which makes it easy to transport and setup at different schools.

BetaBox is available for lease up to four months, purchase, and for rental from just two days. Because getting the perfect resources together in a single place can be difficult and frustrating, each BetaBox contains 3D printers, laser cutter, hundreds of square feet of whiteboard, CAD and other 3D modeling software, a desktop CNC router, touchscreen content displays, speed-of-thought materials, LTE hotspot, and more. Best of all, BetaBox arrives ready for plug-and-play use, fully functional within 30 minutes of delivery.

== Betabox K-12 Experiences ==

Betabox offers onsite hands-on workshops in their mobile tech labs. These experiences harness the intrinsic interests of students to teach them STEM and design principles. There are multiple experiences and formats that a school can choose from to host. Each month the Betabox team designs a brand new high-impact experience from scratch. One experience type they offer is a project-based experience, where students interact in the Betabox over the course of 2-5 days. During those days they will work in teams on projects. Past projects have been building VR Glasses, phone chargers, a DNA extraction experiment, and many more things. These activities are very engaging and at the end of the activity students are able to take home their projects.

== Betabox Professional Development Services ==

Betabox, Inc. also offers makerspace and equipment professional development services. Teachers, professors and educators are encouraged and taught how to use the resources, to properly engage and educate their students. This service covers all topics related to starting, operating, and sustaining successful makerspaces and hands-on curriculum. Crash courses in 3D Printing & CAD, Laser Cutting & Illustrator, Design Thinking and Makerspace Design are also organized.

== Contact Information ==

Email: hello@betaboxlabs.com

Telephone: 984 212 4BOX

Twitter: @betaboxlabs

== Contributors ==

[[Daniel Mozel|Daniel Mozel]]

[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Sumayyah_Raji Sumayyah Raji]

Fellow:Daniel Mozel

2018-01-12T01:41:47Z

Dmozel:

Daniel Mozel is a current University Innovation Fellow candidate from Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, Michigan. He is a sophomore majoring in Engineering Design Technology with minors in mathematics and computer science. Daniel is originally from St. Catharines, Ontario, but moved to Michigan in 2012. Daniel currently works as an aquaponics researcher in the Office for Sustainability at Western Michigan University. During summer 2017, Daniel worked as an Engineering Intern at Hirata Corporation of America in New Hudson, Michigan. Daniel hopes to have a career designing and testing products that will revolutionize society.

 

Daniel is an active member of the sunseeker team at WMU which is a team of students that come together to build a solar powered race car. Daniel is also on the executive board of the Innovation club at WMU. Outside of school he enjoys playing a variety of sports, snowboarding, 3D printing, and building projects. Daniel is always thinking of new ideas and loves to hear what other people are creating, so if you want share an idea or learn further about him you can contact him at daniel.p.mozel@wmich.edu

[[Category:Student Contributors|Student_Contributors]]

Fellow:Betaversity

2018-01-12T01:40:17Z

Dmozel:

== Overview ==

Betabox, Inc is a company which aims to help people generate spaces on campus that inspire or foster creativity. They help fundraise, design and build your "BetaSpace" and even create spaces within shipping containers for events called "BetaBoxes".

Visit the below wiki page for more information on how to contact them and implemet a creator space on your own campus.

[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/How_to_contract_with_a_3rd_Party_(Betaversity)_to_install_and_launch_an_innovation_space Guide to Creating Spaces on Campus]

== BetaSpace ==

BetaSpaces are actual rooms for creativity and ideation that can be large or small. The can serve as a massive rapid prototyping hub or a small room for laying out plans for a project. A BetaSpace can be tailored to a school's specific needs. To begin work on one, contact Betabox, Inc [http://betaversity.com/contact/ here]. 

== BetaBox ==

BetaBox mobile creativity labs provide tools and physical space for prototyping, collaboration, and Stanford-style design thinking. It is made out of shipping containers, which makes it easy to transport and setup at different schools.

BetaBox is available for lease up to four months, purchase, and for rental from just two days. Because getting the perfect resources together in a single place can be difficult and frustrating, each BetaBox contains 3D printers, laser cutter, hundreds of square feet of whiteboard, CAD and other 3D modeling software, a desktop CNC router, touchscreen content displays, speed-of-thought materials, LTE hotspot, and more. Best of all, BetaBox arrives ready for plug-and-play use, fully functional within 30 minutes of delivery.

== Betabox K-12 Experiences ==

Betabox offers onsite hands-on workshops in their mobile tech labs. These experiences harness the intrinsic interests of students to teach them STEM and design principles. There are multiple experiences and formats that a school can choose from to host. Each month the Betabox team a brand new high-impact experience from scratch. One experience type they offer is a project based experience where over the course of 2-5 days students will interact in the Betabox. During those days they will work in teams on projects. Past projects have been building VR Glasses, phone charges, a DNA extraction experement, and many more things. These activities are very engaging and at the end of the activity students are able to take home their projects.

== Contact Information ==

Email: hello@betaboxlabs.com,

Telephone: 984 212 4BOX,

Twitter: @betaboxlabs

== Contributers ==

[[Daniel Mozel|Daniel Mozel]]

Sumayyah Raji

Fellow:Betaversity

2018-01-12T01:37:31Z

Dmozel:

== Overview ==

Betabox, Inc is a company which aims to help people generate spaces on campus that inspire or foster creativity. They help fundraise, design and build your "BetaSpace" and even create spaces within shipping containers for events called "BetaBoxes".

Visit the below wiki page for more information on how to contact them and implemet a creator space on your own campus.

[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/How_to_contract_with_a_3rd_Party_(Betaversity)_to_install_and_launch_an_innovation_space Guide to Creating Spaces on Campus]

== BetaSpace ==

BetaSpaces are actual rooms for creativity and ideation that can be large or small. The can serve as a massive rapid prototyping hub or a small room for laying out plans for a project. A BetaSpace can be tailored to a school's specific needs. To begin work on one, contact Betaversity [http://betaversity.com/contact/ here]. 

== BetaBox ==

BetaBox mobile creativity labs provide tools and physical space for prototyping, collaboration, and Stanford-style design thinking. It is made out of shipping containers, which makes it easy to transport and setup at different schools.

BetaBox is available for lease up to four months, purchase, and for rental from just two days. Because getting the perfect resources together in a single place can be difficult and frustrating, each BetaBox contains 3D printers, laser cutter, hundreds of square feet of whiteboard, CAD and other 3D modeling software, a desktop CNC router, touchscreen content displays, speed-of-thought materials, LTE hotspot, and more. Best of all, BetaBox arrives ready for plug-and-play use, fully functional within 30 minutes of delivery.

== Betabox K-12 Experiences ==

Betabox offers onsite hands-on workshops in their mobile tech labs. These experiences harness the intrinsic interests of students to teach them STEM and design principles. There are multiple experiences and formats that a school can choose from to host. Each month the Betabox team a brand new high-impact experience from scratch. One experience type they offer is a project based experience where over the course of 2-5 days students will interact in the Betabox. During those days they will work in teams on projects. Past projects have been building VR Glasses, phone charges, a DNA extraction experement, and many more things. These activities are very engaging and at the end of the activity students are able to take home their projects.

== Contact Information ==

Email: hello@betaboxlabs.com,

Telephone: 984 212 4BOX,

Twitter: @betaboxlabs

== Contributers ==

[[Daniel Mozel|Daniel Mozel]]

Sumayyah Raji

Fellow:Betaversity

2018-01-12T01:27:43Z

Dmozel:

== Overview ==

Betabox, Inc is a company which aims to help people generate spaces on campus that inspire or foster creativity. They help fundraise, design and build your "BetaSpace" and even create spaces within shipping containers for events called "BetaBoxes".

Visit the below wiki page for more information on how to contact them and implemet a creator space on your own campus.

[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/How_to_contract_with_a_3rd_Party_(Betaversity)_to_install_and_launch_an_innovation_space Guide to Creating Spaces on Campus]

== BetaSpace ==

BetaSpaces are actual rooms for creativity and ideation that can be large or small. The can serve as a massive rapid prototyping hub or a small room for laying out plans for a project. A BetaSpace can be tailored to a school's specific needs. To begin work on one, contact Betaversity [http://betaversity.com/contact/ here]. 

== BetaBox ==

BetaBox mobile creativity labs provide tools and physical space for prototyping, collaboration, and Stanford-style design thinking. BetaBox is available for lease up to four months, purchase, and for rental from just two days. Because getting the perfect resources together in a single place can be difficult and frustrating, each BetaBox containes 3D printers, laser cutter, hundreds of square feet of whiteboard, CAD and other 3D modeling software, a desktop CNC router, touchscreen content displays, speed-of-thought materials, LTE hotspot, and more. Best of all, BetaBox arrives ready for plug-and-play use, fully functional within 30 minutes of delivery.

== Betabox K-12 Experiences ==

Betabox offers onsite hands-on workshops in their mobile tech labs. These experiences harness the intrinsic interests of students to teach them STEM and design principles. There are multiple experiences and formats that a school can choose from to host. Each month the Betabox team a brand new high-impact experience from scratch.

== Contact Information ==

Email: hello@betaboxlabs.com, Telephone: 984 212 4BOX, Twitter: @betaboxlabs

== Contributers ==

[[Daniel Mozel|Daniel Mozel]]

Sumayyah Raji

Fellow:Betaversity

2018-01-12T01:15:32Z

Dmozel:

== Overview ==

[http://betaversity.com/ Betaversity] is a company which aims to help people generate spaces on campus that inspire or foster creativity. They help fundraise, design and build your "BetaSpace" and even create spaces within shipping containers for events called "BetaBoxes".

Visit the below wiki page for more information on how to contact them and implemet a creator space on your own campus.

[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/How_to_contract_with_a_3rd_Party_(Betaversity)_to_install_and_launch_an_innovation_space Guide to Creating Spaces on Campus]

== BetaSpace ==

BetaSpaces are actual rooms for creativity and ideation that can be large or small. The can serve as a massive rapid prototyping hub or a small room for laying out plans for a project. To begin work on one, contact Betaversity [http://betaversity.com/contact/ here]. 

== BetaBox ==

BetaBox mobile creativity labs provide tools and physical space for prototyping, collaboration, and Stanford-style design thinking. BetaBox is available for lease up to four months, purchase, and for rental from just two days. Because getting the perfect resources together in a single place can be difficult and frustrating, each BetaBox containes 3D printers, laser cutter, hundreds of square feet of whiteboard, CAD and other 3D modeling software, a desktop CNC router, touchscreen content displays, speed-of-thought materials, LTE hotspot, and more. Best of all, BetaBox arrives ready for plug-and-play use, fully functional within 30 minutes of delivery.

== BetaVerse ==

A growing online network of prototyping and entrepreneurial spaces. Apply to list your space, and access free content and services.

== Contact Information ==

Email: hello@betaboxlabs.com, Telephone: 984 212 4BOX, Twitter: @betaboxlabs

== Contributers ==

[[Daniel_Mozel|Daniel Mozel]]

Sumayyah Raji

Fellow:Betaversity

2018-01-11T23:30:49Z

Dmozel:

Fellow:Betaversity

2018-01-11T23:26:06Z

Dmozel:

== Overview ==

[http://betaversity.com/ Betaversity] is a company which aims to help people generate spaces on campus that inspire or foster creativity. They help fundraise, design and build your "BetaSpace" and even create spaces within shipping containers for events called "BetaBoxes".

Visit the below wiki page for more information on how to contact them and implemet a creator space on your own campus.

[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/How_to_contract_with_a_3rd_Party_(Betaversity)_to_install_and_launch_an_innovation_space Guide to Creating Spaces on Campus]

== BetaSpace ==

BetaSpaces are actual rooms for creativity and ideation that can be large or small. The can serve as a massive rapid prototyping hub or a small room for laying out plans for a project. To begin work on one, contact Betaversity [http://betaversity.com/contact/ here]. 

== BetaBox ==

BetaBox mobile creativity labs provide tools and physical space for prototyping, collaboration, and Stanford-style design thinking. BetaBox is available for lease up to four months, and for rental from just two days. Because getting the perfect resources together in a single place can be difficult and frustrating, each BetaBox containes 3D printers, hundreds of square feet of whiteboard, CAD and other 3D modeling software, a desktop CNC router, touchscreen content displays, speed-of-thought materials, LTE hotspot, and more. Best of all, BetaBox arrives ready for plug-and-play use, fully functional within 30 minutes of delivery.

== BetaVerse ==

A growing online network of prototyping and entrepreneurial spaces. Apply to list your space, and access free content and services.

== Contact Information ==

Email: hello@betaboxlabs.com, Telephone: 984 212 4BOX, Twitter: @betaboxlabs

Fellow:Betaversity

2018-01-11T23:25:36Z

Dmozel:

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== Overview ==

[http://betaversity.com/ Betaversity] is a company which aims to help people generate spaces on campus that inspire or foster creativity. They help fundraise, design and build your "BetaSpace" and even create spaces within shipping containers for events called "BetaBoxes".

Visit the below wiki page for more information on how to contact them and implemet a creator space on your own campus.

[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/How_to_contract_with_a_3rd_Party_(Betaversity)_to_install_and_launch_an_innovation_space Guide to Creating Spaces on Campus]

== BetaSpace ==

BetaSpaces are actual rooms for creativity and ideation that can be large or small. The can serve as a massive rapid prototyping hub or a small room for laying out plans for a project. To begin work on one, contact Betaversity [http://betaversity.com/contact/ here]. 

== BetaBox ==

BetaBox mobile creativity labs provide tools and physical space for prototyping, collaboration, and Stanford-style design thinking. BetaBox is available for lease up to four months, and for rental from just two days. Because getting the perfect resources together in a single place can be difficult and frustrating, each BetaBox containes 3D printers, hundreds of square feet of whiteboard, CAD and other 3D modeling software, a desktop CNC router, touchscreen content displays, speed-of-thought materials, LTE hotspot, and more. Best of all, BetaBox arrives ready for plug-and-play use, fully functional within 30 minutes of delivery.

== BetaVerse ==

A growing online network of prototyping and entrepreneurial spaces. Apply to list your space, and access free content and services.

== Contact Information ==

Email: hello@betaboxlabs.com, Telephone: 984 212 4BOX, Twitter: @betaboxlabs

Fellow:Daniel Mozel

2018-01-11T15:56:56Z

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2018-01-11T15:55:02Z

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