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KUNKLE LOUNGE
Kunkle Lounge is located at the junction of Hammond and Sackett Buildings on the
University Park campus. It is part of the College of Engineering and is designed for studying, group
work, presentations, relaxing, and events.
In order to reduce maintenance costs, food and drink (except water) are not allowed in
Kunkle Lounge during the time of regular use. A copy machine that requires the use of a vending card is
available.
Hours of Operation: Unless otherwise indicated, Kunkle lounge is available
on weekdays to all students, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. During the fall and spring semesters, Kunkle Lounge
will be available for use by College of Engineering students Monday through Thursday, 5:00 to 11:00 PM,
unless otherwise indicated. During these hours, the doors will be locked. A student identification card will be required to unlock the doors and only College of
Engineering students will have access.
Event Reservation: The Office of Student Services is managing the scheduling
of Kunkle Lounge for events. Kunkle Lounge may only be used for College of Engineering events. Please call
863-1033 to request the reservation form. All completed requests must be received at least two weeks prior
to the date requested. Reservations will be accepted only up to three months in advance.
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CENTER FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
The Center for Engineering Design & Entrepreneurship (CEDE) is a walk-in facility that
features flexible meeting and wireless classrooms, design studios, a fabrication and assembly shop, and
a testing laboratory. For more information, go to Center for Engineering Design & Entrepreneurship.
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BERNARD M. GORDON LEARNING FACTORY
The Bernard M. Gordon Learning Factory is a hands-on laboratory that supports courses
in six engineering departments. The Learning Factory provides modern design, prototyping, and manufacturing
facilities, including machining (CNC and manual), rapid prototyping, welding, metrology, and CAD/CAM. Training
classes are offered in shop safety, machining, and welding. Any engineering student can use the Learning Factory
on a walk-in basis for a course-related activity. For more information, go to Bernard M. Gordon Learning Factory.
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ENGINEERING LIBRARY
Information on all areas of engineering and technology can be found in the Engineering
Library located in 325 Hammond Building. A large reference collection of handbooks, directories, and
catalogs is available, as are numerous abstracts and indexes that provide access to the engineering
literature. Engineering databases are available on the LIAS E-Resources List, on compact disks, and
through online search systems. For more information, go to Engineering Library.
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