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, 2024Investigating Student Experiences of Inclusion and Exclusion to Guide Makerspace Development – Work in ProgressINTRODUCTIONA sense of belonging is vital to the success of engineering students during their academicjourney. At the Colorado School of Mines, first year students’ design experiences will be heldwithin our new flagship innovation, fabrication, design, & entrepreneurship center (hereaftermakerspace). By creating a welcoming and inclusive space that ties deeply into students’ firstyear, we hope to enhance students’ sense of engineering identity, improve learning outcomesthrough greater access to makerspace tools and community, and to increase retention andrecruitment rates, particularly for traditionally underserved