CVLA 2017 Annual Report
Tuesday, November 6, 2018
Saturday, November 3, 2018
Tuesday, October 23, 2018
I'll Tell You What...
In collaboration with the Friends of the Logan Library, CVLA is
hosting an exciting author event featuring author Ann Cannon on Monday,
November 5th.
Ann Cannon (Salt Lake Tribune columnist) will share thoughts about her new book, I'll Tell You What...,
a collection of articles and stories. Representatives from Kings
English Bookshop will be in attendance and books will be available for
purchase at the event.
Event details:
Logan Library - 255 N Main Street
6:30 pm
November 5, 2018
Lake Bonneville Room
A huge thank you to the Friends of the Logan Library for their support of this event! And, we hope to see you all there!
Monday, September 3, 2018
September CVLA Business meeting
When: 4:30 PM Thursday Sept 27, 2019
Cache Makers STEM Education Center
1410 North 1000 West
Come learn about the Cache Valley Maker Space:
Take a tour of the Cache Makers and learn how they are planning to grow and connect all Makers in Cache Valley.
Cache Makers is a non-profit organization that is focused on extending opportunities for learning and gaining experience in STEAM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics).
What is the makerspace like? They provide: software and web development, game development, woodworking, electronics, cosplay, robotics, and much more. Current resources and tools available in the space are: computers, soldering stations, sewing machines, a basic woodshop (will require training before use), laser cutter, ultimaker 3d printers, and more.
Primary mission is focused on youth 4H Programs, but Cache Makers are eager to expand access to the general community as well.
Take a tour of the Cache Makers and learn how they are planning to grow and connect all Makers in Cache Valley.
Cache Makers is a non-profit organization that is focused on extending opportunities for learning and gaining experience in STEAM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics).
What is the makerspace like? They provide: software and web development, game development, woodworking, electronics, cosplay, robotics, and much more. Current resources and tools available in the space are: computers, soldering stations, sewing machines, a basic woodshop (will require training before use), laser cutter, ultimaker 3d printers, and more.
Primary mission is focused on youth 4H Programs, but Cache Makers are eager to expand access to the general community as well.
Questions about the program can be directed to Carol Kochan at carol.kochan@usu.edu.
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