RIT Archives StoryBooth with Joshua Gleason, SHED Open House, 2024-01-18

RIT Archives StoryBooth with Joshua Gleason, SHED Open House, 2024-01-18

College Students;Makerspaces;Three-dimensional printing;Oral History

Joshua Gleason (he/they), a second-year Industrial Design student at RIT, discusses a 3D Workshop he attended at the Student Hall for Exploration and Development (SHED), and how the new building is a hub for student exploration and connection.

2024-01-18

video

2024.003

Landyn Hatch

Joshua Gleason

5.4 RIT Archives StoryBooth with Joshua Gleason, SHED Open House, 2024-01-18 2024.003 00:01:46 RITArc.0752 RIT Archives StoryBooth Collection RIT Archives ritarchives College Students ; Makerspaces ; Three-dimensional printing ; Oral History RIT Archives StoryBooth ; Student Hall for Exploration and Development (SHED) Joshua Gleason Landyn Hatch .mp4 sb_2024003_gleasonj_20240118 0.5:|4(8)|8(4)|12(15)|14(8) 0 https://youtu.be/mgewKWuD9zw YouTube video English 11 Joshua answers the RIT Archives StoryBooth prompt: "What's something new that you learned about the SHED today?" JOSHUA GLEASON: Something new that I learned about the SHED today. Well, I participated in a workshop for 3D printing in the SHED, um, and I was unaware of all of the facilities and, um, rooms that we had in the maker space, such as a multitude of 3D printers, which is gonna be very useful because before there was only the construct and the FabLab, and now there's gonna be more printers for students to access. The Construct

RIT ; Fab Lab (College of Art and Design) 0 56 Joshua answers the RIT Archives StoryBooth prompt: "Tell us what you think the SHED represents for the RIT community." JOSHUA GLEASON: I think the SHED represents a space to combine the joys and artistic expressions of people from all across campus. Kind of like a center space for people to be able to explore and express. There's performance studios and dance studios. There's also things for people who make physical art and printing or design 3D printing in those ways. Like a good hub for creative expression and a place for people from all different majors to connect and express artistically. 0 Joshua Gleason (he/they), a second-year Industrial Design student at RIT, discusses a 3D Workshop he attended at the Student Hall for Exploration and Development (SHED), and how the new building is a hub for student exploration and connection. JOSHUA GLEASON: My name is Joshua Gleason and I am a second-year Industrial Design student at RIT. Something new that I learned about the SHED today. Well, I participated in a workshop for 3D printing in the SHED, um, and I was unaware of all of the facilities and, um, rooms that we had in the maker space, such as a multitude of 3D printers, which is gonna be very useful because before there was only the construct and the FabLab, and now there's gonna be more printers for students to access. I think the SHED represents a space to combine the joys and artistic expressions of people from all across campus. Kind of like a center space for people to be able to explore and express. There's performance studios and dance studios. There's also things for people who make physical art and printing or design 3D printing in those ways. Like a good hub for creative expression and a place for people from all different majors to connect and express artistically. Interviews may be reproduced with written permission from RIT Archives. All rights to the interviews, including but not restricted to legal title, copyrights and literary property rights, have been transferred to RIT Archives, Rochester Institute of Technology. video This collection is open to researchers. For more information on the RIT Archives StoryBooth program, please email ritarchive

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RIT Archives StoryBooth;Student Hall for Exploration and Development (SHED)