At the Student Farm’s Garden Grow-How event in the HUB, Maker-in-Residence student workers 3D printed hundreds of germination plates for the top of Mason jars and gave them and stickers out to attendees. The student makers also attended the ENTI minor’s CommunENTI event in the Innovation Hub to help spread the word about Maker Commons services during the program which was intended to raise awareness of Entrepreneurship programs, clubs, and related resources. This event was funded by The Center for Penn State Student Entrepreneurship and sponsored by Undergraduate Education.
You can learn more about free 3D printing resources at Maker Commons.