A Tech professor is exploring new ways of passing along a traditional skills from her home country.
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The Library provides a room - G201 in Price Gilbert to access materials found on microfilm and microfiche that is reservable for use by all GT community members.
This low-tech studio environment is perfect for creative, messy brainstorming, in a group or by yourself. The large tables, work stools, and whiteboards are waiting for you to make a space where your ideas can take shape.