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WUSTL Engineering Momentum Magazine

Designing and building better sewage facilities for students at the Mekelle Blind School in Ethiopia; devising improved means for producing nutritional food for Haitian infants; and refurbishing needed medical equipment for the Lwala Community Health Center in Kenya: These forays represent just part of the efforts of Washington University undergraduate engineering students to cross geographic and disciplinary borders, address critical human needs and, in the process, perhaps change the perceptions and culture of engineering education.

EWB-National in the News

ASME and EWB-USA have partnered to better use their resources for the developing world. For more details the article can be found here: ASME and EWB-USA Collaborate on Resources for the Developing World

Engineering For Change

A January 2010 article by Engineering For Change shows the importance of EWB-WashU's work in Haiti.  Peanut dryers for Haitian farmers may save malnourished kids

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EnSequitor

The Record, Washington University's official newspaper

EWB is featured on the WU Community Service Office website

 

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Sunday, March 11th

  1. Spring Break
    • End date: Sunday, March 18th
    • Published: Tuesday, August 16th
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Thursday, March 22nd

  1. EWB International Conference
    • End date: Monday, March 26th
    • Published: Tuesday, August 9th
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