Rogers Center for Technology and Innovation
Gettysburg College designed this recently expanded space in the West Building specifically for the exploration of bold, technological ideas, such as:
- Lamara White’s ’21 3D-printed guitar and her research on innovation in the music industry;
- Ricardo Hernandez’s ’21 3D model of Gettysburg’s St. Francis Xavier Church and his investigation into fostering better connections with the local Hispanic community; and
- Spanish Prof. Christopher C. Oechler’s virtual-reality model of a 17th century Spanish playhouse, the Corral del Príncipe.
A 3D-printed guitar, virtual reality, drone research, and more — innovative mindsets thrive in this home for curious creations.
“I am very excited to see the ways in which this and other powerful technologies will enrich [student and faculty] research, scholarship, and teaching,” said Oechler.
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