Free coffee for students at UW Oak Hall!
Absher’s UW Oak Hall project team is providing free coffee and tea this a.m. for North Campus students as they prepare for their finals.
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Everyone can help beat COVID-19. Project Engineer Jared B. jumped into action when his brother, a medical technician in the Air Force, alerted him that some people were printing medical PPE on their home 3D printers. Jared went to work figuring out the plans for printing face shields and flexible face mask holders. He has since printed and shipped 40 shields, and has another 40 in the que for printing. He sent his brother the mask holders to help to relieve the ears of his medical team. Way to go, Jared!
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