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| − | With the addition of the iCube and iMakerspace to Tennessee Technological University's campus, a key resource for innovation and entrepreneurship on campus | + | With the addition of the iCube and iMakerspace to Tennessee Technological University's campus, a key resource for innovation and entrepreneurship is available for all students to utilize. The iCube hosts a virtual reality lab, brainstorming area and classroom, and the iMakerspace is loaded with machines like 3-D printers and lab space. Currently the space is used by engineering students, with a small proportion of business students. To introduce students of all majors to entrepreneurship and innovation both on campus and within this new resource, specialized pop-ups should be held that interest various underrepresented majors in the iCube. |
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| + | <span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px;"> For example, 3-D printed fish hooks for wildlife and fishery majors. Ashlin believes everyone has a need for innovation in their degrees, and feels these pop-ups are a way to do so.</span> | ||
Revision as of 18:14, 9 February 2016
Tennessee Technological University Student Priorities
Student Priority #1:
With the addition of the iCube and iMakerspace to Tennessee Technological University's campus, a key resource for innovation and entrepreneurship is available for all students to utilize. The iCube hosts a virtual reality lab, brainstorming area and classroom, and the iMakerspace is loaded with machines like 3-D printers and lab space. Currently the space is used by engineering students, with a small proportion of business students. To introduce students of all majors to entrepreneurship and innovation both on campus and within this new resource, specialized pop-ups should be held that interest various underrepresented majors in the iCube.
For example, 3-D printed fish hooks for wildlife and fishery majors. Ashlin believes everyone has a need for innovation in their degrees, and feels these pop-ups are a way to do so.
