JOIN US FOR THE OCTOBER MEETING
We have projects going on in four countries, plus local outreach activities like Habitat for Humanity and assisting the Rogers Road Community, EWB-UNC is actively seeking dedicated students from ALL disciplines, backgrounds, and departments to join our mission to improve quality of life in developing countries. EWB IS NOT JUST FOR ENGINEERS! We hope you'll come learn more about our chapter and our work at out second general meeting of the semester, scheduled for Tuesday, October 13th at 5:30 PM in McGarvan 1301. In the meantime, please explore our website and feel free to contact one of our officers if you have specific questions.
EWB-UNC Projects featured in Carolina Public Health Magazine!Read about EWB-UNC's commitment to service, both locally and abroa, in the Spring 2009 Issue.
The goal of EWB is to partner with developing communities worlwide to improve their quality of life. This partnership involves the implementation of sustainable engineering projects, which may address water and sanitation, energy, and waste concerns.
Engineers without Borders (EWB) UNC-CH Chapter is a student organization at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill which has been founded for the purpose of facilitating UNC student involvement in international engineering and health projects organized or approved by Engineers Without Borders-USA.
Our chapter is involved with construction and design work, consulting, teaching, surveying, or other tasks as determined by project needs. In order to fulfill our goals and objectives, we will raise funds to support projects, facilitate collaboration between student groups and local engineers and other universities on development projects, and host speakers and seminars relevant to the role of the engineer in development work abroad.
This chapter was formed in the summer of 2004 by graduate students in the Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering at UNC-CH. If you have questions about the chapter's work or are involved in a similar type of project, please contact one of our officers.
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