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BeAM Closed

December 14, 2019 - December 31, 2019

« H – Adv. Vinyl Cutter
M – Orientation (Faculty + Staff) »

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Start:: December 14, 2019
End:: December 31, 2019

« H – Adv. Vinyl Cutter
M – Orientation (Faculty + Staff) »

BeAM@CAROLINA is a network of makerspaces where you can join the UNC maker community in the design and making of physical objects for education, research, entrepreneurship and recreation.

You can participate in open studios, training sessions, workshops, host classes and group activities in spaces equipped with emerging technologies like 3D printing as well as wood and metalworking shops.

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Murray Hall, Room 1129, Chapel Hill,
NC 27599, CB# 3050
beam@unc.edu

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