Digital Corps

The Fab Lab recently collaborated with Ball State Indiana Public Radio to complete their first large-scale client project. IPR recently launched a new station called 89.5 The Note.? The beginning of this classical music station called for a celebration and some large signs that the Fab Lab was happy to create and provide! Check out these event pics to see these signs in action.?

WOW! Our Fab Lab Open House was a success!? We had a blast educating everyone on our new space and sharing how the Ball State community can take advantage of this space. We could say so many words to express our excitement for our event, but we will let these pictures do the talking. Check them out!??

One of the Digital Corps values is “Being the best and striving to be the best.” We couldn’t think of a sentence that represents these three students and the presentation they recently gave at the 2024 Assessment Institute in Indianapolis.? Digital Corps Masters Saige Chandler, Laura Latham and Hailey Vrolyk spent weeks preparing for this presentation and absolutely hit it out of the park when the day arrived. They educated their audience on what the Corps is, how it works and the benefits it has on students and Ball State as a whole.? Sharing what we do at the Corps with other IT and higher ed professionals is vital, and these three did a fantastic job!??

Tomorrow night!!? This is your last chance to make sure you have plans to attend the Fab Lab Open House tomorrow in AT 141 from 4-6 p.m. The Digital Corps has transformed this space into a creative outlet for all students regardless of their year or major. We want to show off our hard work and educate all Cardinals on the opportunities that this space holds! Interested in anything fabrication? Join us!??

Attention Ball State alums! Do you want to take a trip back to your alma mater? Join us at the Fab Lab Open House on November 12 from 4-6 p.m. in AT 141!? The Digital Corps recently took over the Fabrication Lab on campus, transforming it into a makerspace for all students, regardless of their year or major. We're excited to showcase our new spot on campus and share how it can be used for everyone moving forward. Come check it out and get an insight on how the Corps is expanding!

Attention ALLLL Ball State community! Are you wanting to check out some of the facilities our campus is offering? Look no further than the Fab Lab open house on November 12 from 4-6 p.m. The Digital Corps recently took over the fabrication lab in the Applied Technology building and is transforming it into a makerspace for all students, regardless of their year or major. We want to show off our new spot on campus and educate everyone on how they can use it going forward. Come see for yourself!

The Digital Corps always knows how to celebrate for the spooky season! From princesses to minions, check out the outfits our students wore this week for our Halloween spirit days! ????

Interested in 3D printing? So are we! The Digital Corps Fab Lab offers opportunities in many different types of fabrication, including laser cutting and three different types of 3D printing. If you want to see more of our professional equipment in action, join us for our open house November 12 from 4 - 6 p.m.

The Digital Corps is hosting an open house for the newly updated Fabrication Lab! We are welcoming students, staff, alumni, and anyone interested to join us Nov. 12 at 4 p.m. to explore and learn more about the lab and how the Digital Corps has upgraded the space to make it an all-welcoming makerspace.?

Ball State University's Center for Emerging Media Design & Development hosted a panel and networking event with Pattern, a nonprofit organization that supports the growth of the creative economy in Indianapolis. While many Ball State students were invited to join and participate, select students from the Digital Corps were encouraged to attend due to their similar interests and skills valued by the organization. Our students participated in a Q&A session with Pattern's employees, followed by the opportunity to continue networking over pizza in Ball State’s Unified Media Lab. One of our core values at the Corps is preparing students for the workforce, and visits from professional organizations like Pattern offer valuable insights into what post-graduate life may look like for our students.?