Keller Center has a maker space Keller Center Maker Space, which is currently unavailable.

https://kellercenter.princeton.edu/

The Keller Center is based in Princeton University's School of Engineering and Applied Science.

https://mcgraw.princeton.edu/digital-pedagogy/digital-learning-la

They have Digital Learning Lab, previously called New Media Center what they call digital makerspace. The DLL is primarily used by students to work on digital projects, but can also be used as a teaching space.

H i-Lab houses the da Vinci room, the makerspace.

Used for prototyping and manufacturing. They have renovated the space doubling its size. It is one of the driving forces behind Harvard's innovation

More about H i-lab here.

Something interesting someone from i lab did: Guerrilla Makerspace

https://i-lab.harvard.edu/meet/venture-team/guerilla-makerspace/

http://guerrillamakerspace.squarespace.com/#what-is-gms

"GMS invites people to disrupt their daily routine by making, creating, and learning in pop-up maker spaces located in unexpected places."

The link above gives excruciating detail of what happened during the four times it happened.

https://arts.uchicago.edu/hack-arts-lab-hal

Hack Arts Lab (HAL) makerspace styled workshop

-available to University of Chicago students, staff, and faculty for creative projects and teaching uses.

-available for walk-ins and appointments during normal operating hours.

Find interesting projects here .

https://make.columbia.edu/

Columbia University affiliated and student-run workshop.

open for students, artists, makers, creatives, programmers, scientists and engineers who are currently students or faculty in the University. Not yet open for alumni.

They have two categories of users. Users and Superusers. Superusers know how to use equipments in the lab and can train other users about them. Users are those who have received the safety trainings on tools and equipments. Superusers have responsibilities as well as privileges.

An interesting concept of running a space with students:

https://make.columbia.edu/becoming-a-superuser/

list of equpments:

• https://make.columbia.edu/tools-resources/

Co Lab https://colab.duke.edu/studio

Technology Engagement Center - looks like they work only with 3D printers, but a lot of them

https://oit.duke.edu/what-we-do/services/technology-engagement-center

The Technology Engagement Center (TEC) is the newest high-tech creative hub on campus. You can use the more than 50 3D printers to print creative projects for home, class or work.

They have a library resource of videos and articles relating to makerspaces. I have put a video here as well. You can check more here.

Cannot find a collaborative design lab, makespace in this college though.

https://studentaffairs.jhu.edu/dmc/spaces/makerspace/

The makerspace houses new emerging tools along with traditional tools to foster creativity.

I don't see 3D printers, laser cutters or CNC machines in the list but several other tools to work with and what cool website to navigate.

The Wond'ry: https://www.vanderbilt.edu/thewondry/makerspace/

The Wond’ry features two Makerspaces outfitted with state-of-art equipment to take your idea from concept to prototype. The Makerspaces are open to all of the Vanderbilt community and will serve as a hub for collaborative design and interdisciplinary activity.

This page links to the list of equipment.

TechLab: http://it.emory.edu/studentdigitallife/destinations/tech-lab/index.html

TechLab is supported by students for students. 3D printing and 3D scanning, are available in the TechLab.

Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/emorytechlab/

Equipment and Services

• 3D printers
• 3D scanners
• Carvey 3D carving machine
• soldering irons
• button makers
• Cricut die cutters
• virtual reality resources
• hand tools
• power drills and rotary tools
• Raspberry Pis

Jacobs Institute for Design Innovation: http://jacobsinstitute.berkeley.edu/

It houses following Maker Labs:

• Citris Innovation Lab http://jacobsinstitute.berkeley.edu/make/citris-invention-lab/
  • can access with a Maker Pass — offers the tools, knowledge, and support to create interactive products, embedded sensing systems, and integrated mobile devices. The lab boasts a wide range of prototyping equipment, from basic craft tools to electronics workbenches, CAD stations, and professional digital fabrication machines.
• Mechanical Engineering Machine Shop http://jacobsinstitute.berkeley.edu/make/me-machine-shop/
  • At this well-equipped workshop in Etcheverry Hall, students can design and manufacture projects for classes, research activities, and team competitions under the guidance and instruction of on-site professional technicians. The shop offers access to engine lathes, milling machines, drill presses, off-hand grinders, belt sanders, and band saws, in addition to digital fabrication and rapid prototyping tools.
• SuperNode http://jacobsinstitute.berkeley.edu/make/supernode/
  • This student-run makerspace has an assortment of equipment and parts required for electronics projects, including soldering stations and 3D printers.
• Cory Student Workshop http://jacobsinstitute.berkeley.edu/make/cory-student-workshop/
  • 24/7-access basic machine shop associated with Supernode for working on mechanical projects. The Workshop has many power and hand tools, and ample table space, available for student use.
• Makerspace at Moffitt Library
  • b.makerspace: https://makerspace.berkeley.edu/

https://www.facebook.com/berkeleymakers

The only student-run community space on campus connecting students from all majors with making.

http://www.library.ucla.edu/use/computers-computing-services/lux-lab

Lux Lab is a collection of Library production services including 3D printing and laser etching and cutting.

Lux Lab services are open to all students, faculty, and staff. The Lux Lab program is still in its pilot phase, and as such, there is no cost to users.

http://magazine.viterbi.usc.edu/spring-2017/features/welcome-home-trojan-makers/

Under plan

https://www.si.umich.edu/programs/courses/636

They have a course on makerspaces.

SI 636: Makerspaces, Maker Culture, Maker Tools

Syllabus

https://maker.tufts.edu Lists lots of resources for making at Tufts.

If you are associated with Tufts you could become a maker and start making at one of the many making spaces mentioned in the list.

http://sites.tufts.edu/ceeomakerspace/

http://engineering.nyu.edu/life/student-resources/makerspace

for students and faculty to engage in innovative and entrepreneurial activities.

Additionally, the MakerSpace also connects students to the broader tech and engineering scene available within New York City by hosting hackathons, guest lectures, and tech talks.

List of equipment: http://engineering.nyu.edu/life/student-resources/makerspace/equipment

http://library.unc.edu/makerspace/ The makerspace, as is now being popular in many places, is located inside a library. It conducts workshops on 3D printing, Laser cutter as well as electronics.

http://library.unc.edu/makerspace/join-the-community/

The link provides a list of communities people can collaborate with.

http://library.unc.edu/makerspace/projects Lists project works that are diverse in nature using makerspace. A 3D model of virus, geographical structure, a holding mechanism for animals to take MRI properly are few projects mentioned in the link.

Cannot find one

http://www.rochester.edu/ase/studentessentials/fabrication/facilities-and-resources/index.html

Links to all the making building resources available in the university.

Rochester makerspace: http://www.rochestermakerspace.org/

Is outside business facility recommended by the faculty.

EPIC http://www.bu.edu/eng/current-students/epic/

EPIC has an epic space of 15000 square foot, multi-million dollar makerspace located in the heart of BU’s Charles River Campus.

At EPIC, all members of the BU community can learn the skills necessary to design and build their own ideas, gain invaluable hands-on experience in design, prototyping, and small-scale manufacturing as an integral part of a strong overall engineering education.

The center is open to all BU students, regardless of major, to receive valuable training on the entire range of relevant skill sets that are vital to product innovation—design, prototyping, manufacturing, and life-cycle management.

Sears think[box] http://thinkbox.case.edu/

Located in a 7-story, 50,000 square foot facility, with 4 floors occupied and more under renovation, this project is the largest open-access innovation center at any university in the world.

By numbers, think[box] receives over 5000 visits each month.

List of equipments here.

That is also where iSAM is happening.

Maker Lab: https://www.scu.edu/engineering/makerlab/

Under the school of engineering, it boasts as the only place on campus where any SCU student, faculty, or staff member can be quickly trained to use the tools and a team of students from multiple departments can easily work together.

The Maker Lab has started an outreach program for K-12 schools.

The closest thing to makerspace at Rensselaer was found here http://eng.rpi.edu/students/experiential-education .

Challenge Studio. The page was not found.

FABWorks:

• http://manufacturing.uci.edu/index.php/fabworks/
• https://www.fablabs.io/labs/fabworks

Who can use the facility isn't mentioned.

Prototyping Lab: http://prototyping.ucsd.edu/

"If you need to create embedded electronics, mechanical devices, robotic contraptions, real-time/networking software, 3D printed structures, or for general systems engineering support; look no further, we are here for you."

Open to professors, researchers, students as well as external users, but not without cost.

More about their recharge system here

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Genesis Lab:

https://library.pepperdine.edu/about/spaces/gen-lab.htm

Genesis Lab is a digital makerspace for Pepperdine students, faculty, and staff. Beginning in Fall 2017. Not much has been said about it.

Interesting story about how pepperdine University received huge funding from NSF for makerspace network abroad.

News for biology makerspace is here

Maker Lab at college of business http://makerlab.illinois.edu/

The Illinois MakerLab is the world’s first Business School 3D Printing Lab. The Lab was was co-founded by Dr. Aric Rindfleisch (Executive Director) and Dr. Vishal Sachdev (Director) and opened in Spring 2013.

Link to report of 2016

The Maker Club http://makerclub.osu.edu/

The Maker Club serves to foster a community of shared creativity and hands-on learning experiences at The Ohio State University and in the Columbus community through the act of making, building, and doing. The Maker Club spans academic and professional disciplines, connecting a diverse group of students for the exchange of ideas, the opportunity for collaborative innovation, and the aggregation of valuable skills and knowledge.

The STEAM Factory https://steamfactory.osu.edu/

Learn more about who they are here

http://guides.libs.uga.edu/makerspace

http://www.libs.uga.edu/science/makerspace

https://newventure.gwu.edu/maker-spaces-campus

3D printing for faculty students and staff http://library.gwu.edu/services/3d-printing

Corcoran School of the Arts & Design has space for wood working, ceramics along with 3D printers and CNC machines

3D printing studio http://lib.uconn.edu/services/uconns-3d-printing-studio/

School of Engineering MakerStudios http://makerstudios.engr.utexas.edu/

In October 2014 we opened our doors to all students and faculty in the Cockrell School of Engineering. We have now grown into three spaces, each offering tools to assist in completing a wide range of creative projects.

Some 3D printing at College of Fine Arts

https://finearts.utexas.edu/feature/showcase/come-make-it

Dabble Lab: https://www.washington.edu/area01/labs/dabble/

http://comotion.uw.edu/makerspace

The following categories of users are eligible for free user access:

• Registered matriculated UW Seattle students
• Full-time UW faculty and staff (all campuses)

But also available to other people outside UW with certain fee.

Venture Factory http://venture.byu.edu/

Venture Factory is BYU's Product Development Accelerator. Officially sponsored by the College of Engineering & Technology, our mission is to provide the resources and environment needed for students to turn their ideas into excellent prototypes, products, and even businesses

BYU Dev Club http://dev.byu.edu/

SU Makerspace http://makerspace.syr.edu/

The MakerSpace is located in the Kimmel Computer Lab on Syracuse University’s campus.

This is a space for individuals from all parts of the campus community to collaborate and make their ideas become a reality. The MakerSpace houses a multitude of 3D printers, textile machines, milling equipment and a laser engraver. Students, Faculty, and Staff are all encouraged to get involved.

https://terrapinworks.umd.edu/

Makerbot Innovation Center

https://terrapinworks.umd.edu/locations/makerbot-innovation-center

Rapid Prototyping Lab https://terrapinworks.umd.edu/locations/rapid-prototyping-center

Encourages students, staffs and faculty to come and collaborate

Foise Innovation Studio https://www.wpi.edu/c/foisie-innovation-studio

Opening in early Fall 2018, the Foisie Innovation Studio will serve as a hub for WPI’s project-based curriculum.

University library holds session on 3D printing. More info on the link.

http://www.american.edu/library/services/research_commons.cfm

IDEaS https://www.stevens.edu/research-entrepreneurship/innovation-entrepreneurship/ideas-proof-lab

The IDEaS program operates virtual design, visualization and prototyping infrastructure, including the Prototype Object Fabrication Laboratory (PROOF LAB), which showcases Stevens' innovation and entrepreneurial spirit. The PROOF Lab features several 3D printers that enable rapid realization of complex prototypes. The lab also offers laser-cutting, machining, molding, winding and custom composites fabrication.

The business accelerator program at A&M Startup Aggieland http://startupaggieland.com/

Plans to open a makerspace on 2017

FOR ENGINEERING STUDENTS : http://engineering.tamu.edu/easa/areas/enrichment/eic Engineering Innovation Center (EIC)! It is an open space where engineering students have access to state-of-the-art prototyping tools, equipment, material and support staff.

3D Design Studio https://designstudio.lib.vt.edu/

Our service is open to all patrons of the University Libraries, regardless of skill level or field of study.

Maker Lab http://www.nvc.vt.edu/makerlab

During the week, the lab has open hours when staff will be present to provide training and assistance. 3D Printing in the MakerLab is free for current students, faculty, and staff.

http://www.baylor.edu/lib/techpoint/

TechPoint is making its initial foray into the "Maker" movement this semester with two exciting new programs

http://www.baylor.edu/lib/techpoint/index.php?id=928247

Project is in upgrade mode.

https://minutefund.umass.edu/project/1458

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Creative Space http://www.lib.uiowa.edu/eng/creative-space/

This space is for students to imagine, tinker, design, and create.

The website has extensive list of equipments to work with, but no photos.

University has no such spaces. But a student is working on to build one. http://www.clarku.edu/articles/clark-undergrads-leep-project-gives-new-meaning-hands-learning

a quest to design, create and operate a “makerspace” on Clark’s campus. He describes makerspace as “a room or set or rooms that house equipment to work with different media like wood, metal, electronics or jewelry.” The University has no such space, he notes.

https://innovation.fsu.edu/

Innovation Hub Comping up in January 2018.

Innovation Hub is the result of a $2 million investment from the Provost to deepen FSU's distinctive commitment to continuous innovation.

The 14,000 square foot space will include a Design Lab featuring a Makerspace and Virtual Reality Lab, robust collaborative workspaces, meeting rooms and program rooms that feature the latest technologies to support design thinking, innovation, and entrepreneurship, and a cafe that spills out onto a terrace overlooking Landis Green.

http://imaker.fsu.edu/

iMaker FSU is an “Information Makerspace for Innovating with Technology” specifically designed to provide the FSU community with a unique opportunity to interact with and develop ideas for innovative information technologies.

Hollander MakeCentral: Makerspace https://www.lib.msu.edu/makerspace/

alternative learning environment and gathering space that encourages cross-discipline collaboration, experimentation and learning. All students, staff, faculty and community members can use the space for maker projects and activities. Our space encourages hands-on and social learning about new technologies and techniques

finalizing the planning for the new UD Makerspace, located in Pearson Gym and scheduled to open in 2018. The new space will be open for use by all UD students and faculty

Steam Room https://www.binghamton.edu/residential-life/communities/mountainview/steamroom/index.html

What is the STEAM Room? It's a new makerspace located in Appalachian G02 where any Binghamton student can come to learn, explore and create using tools and materials provided for: textiles, CAD, music, artistry, jewelry, design, electronics and robotics.

interdisciplinary courses http://www.inworks.org/

Project X-ite: http://www.projectxite.org/

Project X-ITE connects all the resources of the University of Denver to advance innovation, technology and entrepreneurship across our community, region and world.

The Innovation Floor: https://ritchieschool.du.edu/innovation-floor/

The Innovation Floor is a center for experiential learning consisting of a fully equipped makerspace, incubator, and event space. Our mission is to facilitate creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship through interdisciplinary collaboration at the University of Denver

http://tulsaengineer.org/fablabs/

https://www.fablabs.io/labs/fablabtulsa

a lot of websites pointed to Fab Lab as related with University of Tulsa, but not explicitly mention.

http://www.iub.edu/~iumakes/

MILL Makerspace http://education.indiana.edu/collaboration-outreach/outreach/mill/index.html

Inside School of Education interested educators, curious tinkerers, and inspired inventors who are looking for a place where they can learn skills and access tools and guidance to turn their ideas into reality. Our goal is for the MILL to be a space where IUB students and faculty can pursue teaching, learning and research on making that bridge across multiple disciplines.

Can't find in the university website

listed under organizations of university dLab: https://dragonlink.drexel.edu/organization/dLab

The Innovation Studio

http://drexel.edu/engineering/about/the-innovation-studio/

The Innovation Studio at Drexel University brings students together in a shared space to collaborate on turning their ideas into reality.

Opened in Fall 2015, the Studio’s purpose and mission is to offer students a place to create projects using a “flow through” area in which initial designs become mock-ups, then working prototypes and finally completed projects, utilizing the tools and equipment of Drexel’s Machine Shop as necessary.

Aware of makerspaces but looks like they haven't build one yet.

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Innovation Lab: http://www.stonybrook.edu/innovation/ http://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/innovation/facillity/innovationlab.php

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http://art.buffalo.edu/resources/

Lists out a bunch of resources but not precisely a makerspace.

A laser cutting lab is here http://art.buffalo.edu/resources/laser-lab/ The services are not free.

Innovation Hub http://www.ou.edu/innovationhub.html

Combination of Makerspace/FabLab/Startup Incubator, Classroom, Seminar Room, Laboratory – Applied work space.