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What is a Makerspace?
A makerspace is a place where ideas can become a reality by offering the latest in manufacturing and prototyping technology in a hands-on environment to allow Texas State University students, teachers, and staff to create or prototype whatever comes to mind.
The Ingram Hall Makerspace (IHM) specifically is an Academic Makerspace, which means we focus on the academic benefit to student-operated equipment. Our equipment has training modules, many have public workshops, and we even have events to help support students with zero knowledge of any equipment. The IHM aims to make students innovative thinkers and creative makers.
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Hours of Operation
MON - FRI: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
NOTE: Only the Rapid Prototyping Space is open after 5:00 PM.
We are located on the first floor of Ingram School of Engineering.
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Want a tour of makerspace?
We offer guided and virtual tours.
Begin with Workshops
Want to make something but not sure where to start?
The Makerspace offers in-person training workshops!
The Makerspace offers in-person training workshops!
Gain Access
Do you want to access Makerspace to work on your project?
Whether you're a student working on a personal project, or on a senior design project, all are welcome.
Whether you're a student working on a personal project, or on a senior design project, all are welcome.
Facilities at IHM
The Ingram Hall Makerspace (IHM) is an 11,000 sqft facility comprised of 4 different zones, including Rapid Prototyping, Industrial, Welding, and Woodworking.