The Libraries of the Health Sciences was awarded funding for 3D printing services by the South Central Academic Medical Library (SCAMeL) consortium.
AWARD MISSION:
The aim of our proposal is to provide you, future healthcare professionals, the opportunity to learn about and engage in the innovative application of 3D printing to be used in research, academic, practical, and clinical environments by providing access to free 3D printing consumables, instruction, and guidance.
Use Promo Code: TAKE20_3D
FUNDING ALLOCATIONS:
We have allocated funds to highlight the benefits of 3D printing in healthcare. To demonstrate 3D printing’s versatility, a twenty-dollar promotional credit is available to TTUHSC students, staff, and faculty. To validate the function and purpose of 3D printing, we have allocated funds to support student and inter-professional research on 3D printing and health care. Finally, to disseminate the benefits of 3D printing in educational settings like the Fine Arts and STEM professions, we will be offering access to learning more about implementing 3D printing within an educational setting.
3D-Printing Resources Survey
TELL US WHAT YOU THINK!
This survey will measure student interest and awareness, by participating you will help the Libraries ascertain useful data on the 3D print program!
By way of incentive, participating in the survey provides an opportunity to win one of two Starbucks gift cards.