Group Helps Needy Motivates New Engineers
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Group Empowers Communities and Inspires Future Engineers
Summary:
Volunteering often conjures images of food drives and nursing homes, but Engineers Without Borders-USA elevates this concept, focusing on sustainable engineering solutions that transform lives.
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When most people think of volunteering, they imagine canned food drives or helping out at nursing homes. However, Engineers Without Borders-USA is redefining what it means to give back by focusing on engineering projects that make a lasting impact on global communities.
This organization works to implement sustainable solutions that improve essentials like clean drinking water and effective irrigation systems. Comprised of university student chapters throughout the U.S., Engineers Without Borders-USA not only tackles critical engineering challenges but also inspires the next generation of engineers.
For example, a group of students from the University of Colorado is developing a water system for a village in Rwanda. In another project from May 2003, six engineering students from the Colorado School of Mines partnered with villagers in San Pablo, Belize, to install solar panels and electrical wiring in community buildings like schools and churches.
The nonprofit has orchestrated humanitarian projects worldwide, reaching countries such as Thailand, Mali, Senegal, Peru, and Afghanistan.
ASME, a supporter of the Belize project, collaborates with Engineers Without Borders to encourage its members' participation in future international initiatives. These upcoming projects are scheduled to begin in the fall of 2004 and extend through 2005.
In the coming year, ASME and Engineers Without Borders will spearhead a coalition of technical societies for Engineers Week 2005. ASME will also work with other engineering groups to assemble teams that will back Engineers Without Borders’ efforts globally.
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