It’s a simple idea: Education and opportunity can change the world. The new Autodesk Technology Engagement Center at California State University, Northridge will be a place where students learn, create and innovate by making things.
“Making is a front door to inspiring young people to do more with technology and pursue a technical education,” said Andrew Anagnost ’87 (Engineering), president and CEO of Autodesk Inc., the software company whose support is honored through the facility’s name. “Because when they make something, their curiosity and interest are ignited. That’s what the Autodesk Technology Engagement Center is all about: igniting the curiosity and interest of the next generation of innovators.”