In this workshop, students will focus on the essential step of preparing 3D models for printing: slicing. Participants will learn how slicing software translates digital designs into printer-ready instructions, how to adjust settings like layer height and infill, and how these choices affect the strength, quality, and print time of an object. By the end, you’ll have a solid foundation in slicing and be ready to confidently prepare your own files for 3D printing.

The STEP Program is excited to welcome Dr. Ryan Logan from the Stan State Anthropology Department for an insightful info session on the new Medical Anthropology minor. Join us to learn about the Medical Anthropology minor and how it complements careers in healthcare. Discover how cultural perspectives shape health, illness, care, and hear Dr. Logan share his experiences in teaching and supporting students pursuing medical and health-related fields.

The University Police Department will be holding a community engagement event to discuss the annual Regulated Tools and Equipment report.  The report describes how regulated tools and equipment have been used over the previous year, complaints and concerns received, the cost associated with proper training and use, and other information outlined by systemwide policy.

The full report is available for download online at the University Police website.

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