The America Makes network, which hopes to transform America’s Rust Belt of industrial manufacturing into the Tech Belt of cutting edge additive manufacturing, is influencing the entire region it inhabits, from Ohio to Pennsylvania. Even colleges that aren’t formally a part of the 3D printing network, like Lock Haven University in Clearfield, PN are catching the 3D printing bug. The school’s Department of Business and Computer Science is partnering with LHU Clearfield and the Clearfield County Economic Development Corp. to offer a course titled “Entrepreneurship Through 3D Printing” to educate local students and community members about the new technology. The course is completely free to the community, housed in LHU’s founder hall March 7, 2:30 to 4 pm. Those able to attend will be treated to an overview of 3D printing and how they might be used to launch new businesses through the prototyping of products to demonstrate to potential investors.…
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