Students

In response to COVID-19, a group of George Mason University students had planned to create 3D printed personal protective equipment (PPE), such as face shields and masks for health care professionals and their patients. When the announcement came on March 22 that Mason campuses were closing, they knew they had to move fast.

With people with or exposed to the coronavirus, COVID-19, either quarantining or isolating, we asked Alafrangy how he dealt with being cooped up, how he got involved in the mission and his training.