Learning Studios
Our studio and production spaces are designed to give students hands-on opportunities to explore ideas, create solutions, and build real-world skills. Each space supports a different part of the learning process while encouraging creativity, collaboration, and innovation.
The Venture Studio
- Concept development and ideation: Students take “rough draft” ideas and develop them into viable projects or business models
- Real-world problem solving through hands-on, solution-focused work
- Open collaboration that encourages teamwork, brainstorming, and shared ideas
- Business and product incubation, including developing individual ventures
- Application of professional tools, mindsets, and resources used in the workforce
- Focus on marketing strategies and product development, including merchandising
The Make Studio
Fabrication lab operations where ideas are brought to life
- Hands-on manufacturing, including woodwork and metalwork
- Use of advanced technology such as CNC machines, laser engravers, and laser cutters
- In-house prototyping to create working models of products
- Small-scale manufacturing for student-led projects and businesses
- Use of 3D printers, including PLA and resin
- Skill building with tools and manufacturing processes
- Turning ideas into physical products through creative execution
- Opportunities to scale projects through community partnerships
The Create Studio
- Production lab environment for creative work
- Multimedia focus, including design, animation, video production, and photography
- Skill development using professional-grade tools, whether starting new or building on existing experience
- Open-access space available to all students, regardless of focus area
- Encourages a multidisciplinary approach across different types of media
- Flexible use of the space based on project needs
- Creation of professional, real-world deliverables for external audiences
The Discover Studio
- Dual-purpose environment combining a culinary space and science lab
- Focus on high-growth sectors such as biopharma, life sciences, food service, and culinary arts
- Access to specialized environments for projects requiring a wet lab or kitchen setting
- Research and development hub for testing ideas and exploring innovations
- Opportunities for students to pursue business ventures connected to science or food
- Supports exploration across multiple areas of science
- Encourages student ownership and real-world application of ideas
- Potential for community impact, including local production and farmers market opportunities


