What is the MME Clinic?
The MME Clinic inspires better student learning through authentic engineering activities including hands-on, practical applications, and engagement with the community in a space where students can experience integration between topics, courses, and programs.
WATiMake is home to the MME Clinic. It is a MME undergraduate student facility equipped with rapid prototyping tools and equipment to encourage the integration of engineering design into class activities. In addition, students are welcome to come in and work on prototypes, design projects, and other activities in their own time.
WATiMake is located in the DWE building in rooms 3509 and 3508. MME Clinic staff assist students with their projects and activities, develop new activities, provide instruction on safe use of equipment, and maintain the facility.
How can I use MME Clinic activities in my courses?
New activities for upcoming courses are constantly under development. Feel free to contact the MME Clinic staff to discuss ideas for new activities.
Courses that have featured MME Clinic activities:
For more information about activities that were developed for these courses, please see our Activities page.
Students can sign up for MME Clinic activities through the WCONLINE booking system. For more information about reserving WATiMake equipment or how students sign up for activities, please see our Bookings page.
Who is the Engineering Clinic team?
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Jen Rathlin DWE 3509C |
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Eugene Li DWE 2524D |
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Julia Chernushevich DWE 3509D |
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Leif Falk DWE 2524B |
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Lily Liu
MME Clinic/WATiMake Assistant DWE 3509B |
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Danny Stratkov DWE 3509B |
