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This is a pencil sharpener container design Bohna's students created to resemble a tire.

The final car assembly for the cars Bohna’s students made for Engineering Days. All parts (body, propeller, axles, wheels) were designed in 3D CAD and printed. 

Shown is the Penn State version of “Don’t Break the Ice,” which students named “Don’t Rock the Boat.” Everything for the game was designed and printed using 3D printers. 

This is an electromagnetic motor designed and assembled by engineering students using 3D printed parts for an honors project in a physics course.

This Penn State desk puzzle was one of several game prototypes created in Bohna's engineering design course.

Bethany Coldren, left, and Amber Adams, right, work to make sure course content is accessible.

Incoming freshman Bethany Coldren works on course content.

Incoming freshman Jordan Troup works on course content.

Students worked with video and audio equipment during the PaSSS program. Shown here, from left to right, are Jordan Troup, Rachel Henschel, Amber Adams and Bethany Coldren.

From left to right, Rachel Henschel, Amber Adams and Bethany Coldren create accessible content for hearing impaired students.