Dr. Nabeel Cajee, Dugoni alumnus teams up with School of Engineering and Computer Science, Library to 3D print masks
/The Print to Protect Coalition is marshalling 3D printing capabilities in the San Joaquin Valley to help provide health care workers with much needed protective equipment during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Dr. Nabeel Cajee, a Manteca dentist and Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry alumnus, is helping lead the efforts.
Cajee ’11, ’15 is pulling together resources from throughout the community. The effort also is bolstered by expertise from Pacific’s School of Engineering and Computer Science and the William Knox Holt Memorial Library and Learning Center.
Thank you Mike Klocke for the heartfelt article!
I am humbled to serve my community and be part of University of the People, the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry, and Pacific Alumni Association. Since I can’t serve from dental chair at this time, I am focusing my talents and energy into an effort I hope and pray will make a strategic difference in how our community in California’s Central Valley manages the Covid19 Crisis.
By working together with great people and institutions like University of the Pacific, HATCH Workshop, the Stockton-San Joaquin County Public Library, and our local State and Federal officials, we will protect the community we love!
Please support us by joining our facebook group, and stay tuned our website will be launching soon! https://www.facebook.com/groups/PrintToProtect/
#CentralValleyStrong #StocktonStrong #CDAStrong #COVID19 #3PPrint
