Jon Santiago to kick off Luna Lazzzor Talk Series next Monday!
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Justin Day
Jul 6, 2010, 5:03:21 PM7/6/10
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Hello Lazzzorers, I just posted this to the blog, but I figured I'd
cross post here. Spread the word!
Our first of the Luna Lazzzor Talk Series, Jon Santiago will tell us
about his experiences with Sustainable South Bronx, and their mobile
FabLab.
When: Monday, July 12th at 8:00PM
Where: NYC Resistor
Admission is free.
About Jon
Jon Santiago is co-founder and co-director of STEM2GETHER, an
educational services cooperative that helps schools and community
based organizations create hands-on enrichment programs that promote
knowledge in Science, Technology, Engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
Previously Jon has worked with Sustainable South Bronx, where he
launched a FabLab in collaboration with the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology (MIT). He is co-creator of the NSF supported GreenFab
program, which introduces students to design and engineering in the
context of environmental sustainability. Jon has an SB in Mathematics
from MIT where he worked with the FabLab program, a global initiative
to bring digital fabrication laboratories to communities around the
world. He is also a member of NYC Resistor, a Hacker Space in Downtown
Brooklyn where people meet regularly to share tech knowledge and build
community.
cross post here. Spread the word!
Our first of the Luna Lazzzor Talk Series, Jon Santiago will tell us
about his experiences with Sustainable South Bronx, and their mobile
FabLab.
When: Monday, July 12th at 8:00PM
Where: NYC Resistor
Admission is free.
About Jon
Jon Santiago is co-founder and co-director of STEM2GETHER, an
educational services cooperative that helps schools and community
based organizations create hands-on enrichment programs that promote
knowledge in Science, Technology, Engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
Previously Jon has worked with Sustainable South Bronx, where he
launched a FabLab in collaboration with the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology (MIT). He is co-creator of the NSF supported GreenFab
program, which introduces students to design and engineering in the
context of environmental sustainability. Jon has an SB in Mathematics
from MIT where he worked with the FabLab program, a global initiative
to bring digital fabrication laboratories to communities around the
world. He is also a member of NYC Resistor, a Hacker Space in Downtown
Brooklyn where people meet regularly to share tech knowledge and build
community.
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