A Duke Workday: Rebecca Johnson Guides 3D Printing, Epoxy Pouring and More
From code to crafts, discover how Rebecca Johnson helps the Duke community make, design and innovate. Each video in “A Duke Workday” series connects you with a staff and faculty member who shares and represents the Duke values of respect, trust, inclusion, discovery and excellence.
Rebecca Johnson, Program Coordinator at the Duke Innovation Co-Lab, loves combining different sides of her personality in the workplace. According to Johnson, her role at Duke was the perfect match.
When I saw this job pop up online, it just seemed like the perfect balance of me loving to plan things and me loving to be creative,”
Johnson said. In addition to planning events, Johnson helps lead workshops at the Co-Lab where she is able to teach students new skills like how to engrave a cup or create a custom object in the 3D printer.
Author's summary: Rebecca Johnson combines planning and creativity at Duke.
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