Rachel has a background in sculpture and printmaking and has worked in hands-on learning environments for the last fifteen years. She is always excited to play with new materials and learn about new tools, but she particularly likes woodworking, welding, and sewing. Outside of work, she is a founding member of the MakeFixHack community maker space in Easthampton and can often be found there in her free time. 

At Fimbel, Rachel oversees the budget and many of the lab's day-to-day operations. She is involved with student staff management and generally assists with student projects, training, and workshops.

Kris Camp is the Makerspace Technical Lead and Design Mentor. He joined the MHC community at the end of 2018 as part of the Makerspace expansion and move to the newly renovated Prospect location. With a background in Product Design, Architectural Design, Custom Millwork, and more, Kris has a broad range of knowledge and skill sets that assist him in helping the Makerspace community develop, explore, and refine projects of all sorts. Kris supervises and trains maker space users and helps maintain a safe and well-functioning facility. 

Luke brings an eclectic studio art background to Fimbel Lab, where he helps students and staff with physical fabrication and 3D printing. On any given day he is equally likely to be operating a computer, soldering iron, table saw, or laser cutter. He has been using Photoshop professionally since before your parents met. Luke's drawings, paintings, and small sculptures have been exhibited in Boston and New York; his animated films have been shown in festivals and theaters worldwide. He also plays guitar in a funk / soul band.

Mo is an experimental Physicist by training, with research spanning the physics of brain activity, ultra-thin sheet buckling, and the stability of sand (feel free to ask them about it!) Outside of academia, she works with metalcore bands in the northeast on functional costume and stage prop design and crafting. Mo is especially excited about exploring ways to combine circuitry, 3D prints, and fiber arts as well as using Computer Numeric Controlled (CNC) techniques for fabrication. 

In Fimbel Lab, Mo is involved in documentation, student staff management, and teaching the Fundamentals of Maker Culture Class hosted in the lab every spring.