Student Educators
Anna Konvicka
Area of study: PhD in Computer Science
Specialties: Electronic design, soldering, 2D design with Adobe Illustrator, sewing machine, serger.
Peyman Azodi
Area of study: PhD student in Chemistry
Specialties: 3D printers, cutting plotter, 3D scanner, Cricut Maker 3, PCB soldering, electronics
Area of study: Graduate student in Architecture
Specialties: 3D software (Rhino, Sketchup, Revit), Adobe Cloud programs (Illustrator, Photoshop, Indesign, Adobe Acrobat), physical model making techniques (scoring foam board, etc.), 3D printing, sewing
Makerspace Manager
Ariel Ackerly
Ariel coordinates Makerspace events, activities, and daily operations. Reach out to Ariel if you'd like to host an event, teach a workshop, or schedule a class tour/orientation at the Makerspace.
Contact:
e: arielackerly@princeton.edu
Welcome to the PUL Makerspace!
Click on a button below to get started. Read more about our access policies on this resource guide.
Equipment Access
- Equipment access is by reservation.
- 3D printers and the cutting plotter require training before use.
- We use Canvas for some of our trainings. You may self-enroll in our Canvas course using this link.
- If you would like help with your project, please schedule a consult with a Makerspace staff member.
Read more about our equipment and policies by clicking through the tabs on this resource guide. For general inquiries, email pulmakerspace@princeton.libanswers.com.
Making on Campus
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PUL Makerspace is a member of MakeNet, a consortium of creative technology spaces across the university that work together to better support Princeton's maker community. MakeNet manages an online Discord Server for students, staff, faculty, and alumni who make things and want to talk about making things. |
