Teach your classes in the Studio

Encourage students from different departments to work together on interdisciplinary projects that utilize the STEAM studio's resources, such as 3D printing, robotics, or video editing. These projects can help students develop teamwork and communication skills while gaining exposure to new fields and perspectives.

Invite experts from various fields to host workshops or give guest lectures in the STEAM studio, providing students with hands-on learning experiences and insights into potential career paths.

Organize design challenges or hackathons that require students to use the STEAM studio's resources and technologies to solve real-world problems, develop innovative solutions, or create new products.

Integrate the STEAM studio into research-based courses, allowing students to utilize the lab's resources to conduct experiments, collect data, or develop prototypes.

Encourage students in courses like art, music, or theater to explore the possibilities of integrating technology into their creative work by using the STEAM studio for projects like interactive installations, multimedia performances, or digital storytelling.

Integrate the STEAM studio's resources and activities into your existing curriculum, encouraging students to apply their knowledge in new and creative ways.

Organize field trips to the STEAM studio, where K-12 students can participate in hands-on workshops or demonstrations that align with their current coursework.

Develop after-school programs or clubs that utilize the STEAM studio, fostering students' interests in science, technology, engineering, arts, and math.

Offer professional development workshops for K-12 educators in the STEAM studio, providing them with the skills and knowledge to integrate STEAM concepts and technologies into their teaching practices.

Partner with local community organizations to host events, workshops, or exhibitions in the STEAM studio that engage K-12 students and their families in hands-on learning experiences.