Arduino - by Nick Brewer

Beer Brewing or DIY Comic Book FX - Ian Rygiel

Consumer Awareness Workshop - Amanda Garque and Lily Antflick

DIY Sound Objects - Make Your Own Musical Instruments - Tom Tenney

Crafternoon by Laura Alejandra González & Stephanie Corleto

Zines, Journals, Books, and Maps by Andrew Jay Bowe 

Workshop Space Offering by Alex Kelly (Note: Not a workshop, just some outside space ideas)

Breadmaking Workshop by Alex Kelly and Nadezhda Savova

Collaborative Collage at Creators Club

 Pinhole Cameras (DIY approach to Photoraphy)  by Natalia Guerrero

When creating a workshop lesson, please include:

- Description of class

- An outline

- Location (if other than room 1210)

- Resources needed to be provided by participants

- Maximum number of participants (if this number is exceeded, we could hold the workshop more than once)

- Fee cost (only if necessary)

These are only recommendations of information that will help give people a good idea of what they should expect from your workshop. It is up to you to sell your workshop to the group. If there is other info you would like to see people provide before deciding on a workshop, please add it to the list.