California Community Colleges - CCC Maker Space

Maker educators Moreno Valley Collegecreate community around making - Tinker to discover - Make to Learn - Apply it. National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship

At CCSF is part of the solution to inspiring future teachers. https://www.teachforthebay.com City College of San Francisco National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship

Teach for the Bay  Develop. Inspire. Teach for the Bay.Enroll in a community college in the SF Bay Area and start your teaching career. Try classes for future teachers, get help and support, find a job with children or youth, graduate and transfer! We are here to help! Tinker, Experiment, Discover.It all begins with...

Folsom Lake College leading community as Making Spaces hub. Collaborating with schools and communities to find real problems for students to solve. FLC Innovation Center Makerspace National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship

Erin Lanigan inspires attendees with strategies to amplify children's voices in gizmo-cda.org/innovative-education National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship

Have you registered yet for make/SHIFT 2.0 Virtual! Join us as we learn and grow together for a stronger maker community. Register here: https://www.nacce.com/events/makeshift-20

Sierra College Hosts Virtual Mentor Night for on November 17th - "local experts mentor budding entrepreneurs with immediate feedback and access to resources" https://www.prweb.com/releases/sierra_college_hosts_virtual_mentor_night_for_entrepreneurs_on_november_17th/prweb17533995.htm National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship Sierra College Cal CommColleges

Sierra College Hosts Virtual Mentor Night for Entrepreneurs on November 17th ROCKLIN, Calif. (PRWEB) November 10, 2020 -- Celebrate Global Entrepreneurship Week at Sierra College and Find a Mentor to Help Grow Business Ideas

For Global Entrepreneurship Week, join NACCE on Mon., Nov. 16 at 3 PM EST for a free virtual activity -- Making Our Way Forward: https://www.nacce.com/events/making-our-way-forward

This activity is designed to bring people together to engage with the following question:

How do we build upon human creativity, diversity, and technology to create healing zones that will help promote and support economic vitality, community health, and racial and ethnic healing?
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Making Our Way Forward - National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship The world needs entrepreneurs – especially social and civic entrepreneurs – to come together and find ways to heal the many wounds experienced by many nations. Many entrepreneurs who have heeded this call are drawing inspiration from the maker movement as they seek ways to address the disruption...

League for Innovation in the Community College in Innovation Showcase, November 2020, published California Community College Students Transformed by Makerspaces. college makerspaces impacted over 64,000 students, engaged 691 faculty members, funded 844 internships and recruited over 1,296 employers statewide. https://www.league.org/innovation-showcase/california-community-college-students-transformed-makerspaces The League for Innovation in the Community College Sacramento City College (Official) Sierra College Allan Hancock College Butte College Cabrillo College City College of San Francisco Pasadena City College Folsom Lake College California Council on Science and Technology - CCST Cal CommColleges

California Community College Students Transformed by Makerspaces | The League for Innovation in the Community College Sacramento City College student and entrepreneur Christian Espinoza’s personal essay was published in Makerspace Impact: Implementation Strategies & Stores of Transformation: “At the time, it was all I ever wanted—to create things that were unbelievable and out of this world,” wrote Espinoza...

Becky Corbin opens this afternoon. Honored that CCC Maker was recognized. CCC Maker sopening sessions speakers giving an update include Ana McClanahan, Dean of STEAM, College of Alameda, Donnell Layne, Director, STEM Innovation Center & Makerspace, Moreno Valley College and Clare Sadnik, Art/Makerspace Faculty, Moorpark College.

What a clever conference in a box, . Make/SHIFT virtual starts Monday. CCC Maker colleges presenting. https://www.nacce.com/events/makeshift-virtual

So proud of many of our CCC Maker college representatives who will be speaking at the NACCE make/SHIFT virtual July 20-24.
Clare Sadnik, Art/Makerspace Faculty, Moorpark College
Dr. Melody Graveen, Dean of Instruction, Career and Technical Education, Moreno Valley College
Ana McClanahan, Dean of STEAM, College of Alameda
Donnell Layne, Director, STEM Innovation Center & Makerspace, Moreno Valley College
Zack Dowell, Instructional Design and Development Coordinator, Folsom Lake College
Maura Devlin-Clancy, CCSF MakerSPHERE Coordinator and Faculty – CNIT Department – Web Development Programs, City College of San Francisco
Students include: Nicole Shuman, Student, Folsom Lake College; Leah Vass, Student, Laney College and Connor Challis, Student, Sierra College.
Sign up to attend now. https://www.nacce.com/events/makeshift-virtual
Moorpark College Moreno Valley College College of Alameda Folsom Lake College City College of San Francisco Laney College Sierra College Makerspaces National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship

make/SHIFT Virtual - National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship As many of you know, we were supposed to host make/SHIFT 2.0 in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho in June 2020, but due to COVID-19, that event has been postponed until May 2021. We didn't want to wait that long nor let all of our hard work go to waste, so we are pleased to invite you to join us for this excitin...

Maker & heroes face shields Hacker Lab Repkord https://fox40.com/news/local-news/group-at-rocklin-hacker-lab-working-to-supply-hospitals-with-face-shields/ via Fox40Sac

Group at Rocklin Hacker Lab working to supply hospitals with ‘face shields’ ROCKLIN, Calif. (KTXL) — Several people working at the Hacker Lab are now using their skills to make personal protective equipment for health care workers. “So, I own a 3D printing accessory …