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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.
We aim to make everyone feel empowered to reach their full making potential – if you’re interested in making, you belong at BeAM.
What do you want to use?
Makerspace Hours
BeAM@Murray is now open to all UNC affiliated makers for research, entrepreneurship, coursework, or personal projects. This includes all student groups, staff, faculty, and administration.
News
Upcoming Trainings
Our Staff
Anna Engelke
Education Program Manager
D.J. Fedor
Traditional Fabrication Specialist
Kyle Glochick
Administrative Coordinator
Kenny Langley
BeAM Director
Drew Robertson
Digital Fabrication Specialist
Research and Course Support
Coursework
Support for integrating design and making into your courses
Prototyping and Research
Support in using BeAM’s tools for research
What’s Happening at BeAM
Through Makerspace Program, Students Get to Test their Skills at Sea
North Carolina Public Radio Features BeAM and Hillsborough Hospital Partnership
Students to Display Projects at BeAM MakerFest on December 5
BeAM MakerSpace lessons on campus and abroad
Building a toolbox for success with the APSE minor and BeAM
Lessons learned: identifying solutions for success through the APSE minor and BeAM
Communities of practice at BeAM use peer-to-peer learning to deepen skills
From BeAM to Procter & Gamble: Prototyping, Professional Skills, and Passion
