Engineers Without Borders is an international nonprofit organization committed to advancing the quality of life in impoverished countries via socioeconomically and ecologically sustainable engineering projects. Students from all disciplines design and implement these projects. The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign chapter is founded on the philosophy of helping developing countries while also holding local events to educate the masses about sustainable development. Please visit our project webpages and join a committee!

Milwaukee-SOE students with their poster

5K Run/Walk for Water Results!

5K Run/Walk Results!

Thank you to everyone who made it out last Saturday for a beautiful day at Crystal Lake. We experienced some technical difficulties with our stopwatch, so unfortunately your times are not available. Below is the order of finsh. Congratulations to everyone!

Male:

1.Dale Righter

2. Eren Ozan Batu

3. David Duncan

4. Patrick McCall

5. Billy Nichols

6. Andrew Kickertz

7. Nathan "Cubby" Dornfeld

8. Lukasz Wojtaszek

9. Ben Barnes

10. Juan Mancilla

11. Mustafa Mir

12. Hunter McDaniel

13. David Joon Ho

 

Female

1. Uma Patel

2. Emily Floess

3. Sibel Leblebici

4. Claire Joseph

5. Elizabeth Jones

6. Erika Smith

7. Sara Estrada

8. Nada Gohar

9. Lauren Hostert

10. Laura Fierce

11. Kate Fasbender

12. Lauren Eichmann

"It's More Than a Well" a mini-documentary on the EWB-Illinois water project in Enugu state, Nigeria

Posted by george on Wed, 01/14/2009 - 01:07 in

Monday, February 23rd 12pm

428 Armory

EWB Great Lakes Regional Workshop 2008

Posted by Jason Jewell on Wed, 07/09/2008 - 14:35

Agenda | Lodging | Transportation

Registration at the door (151 Loomis Lab) will be possible, but late registrants may not receive all handouts. Workshop photos and workshop presentations by participants are now viewable!

Sustainable Curriculum of the Future

Posted by Luke Fencl on Tue, 02/12/2008 - 20:09 in

lfencl2atuiuc [dot] edu


For those interested in finding out more about sustainability and how it can permanently affect your course selection and career aspirations. Here is some brain food. I also encourage you to feed this committee with any brain food you may have to offer. More food is always a good thing.

FAQs about Sustainability at UIUC - Includes Updated Course Info

Posted by jen on Wed, 08/15/2007 - 12:39 in

Here's a little compilation of some of the most commonly asked questions about sustainability at UIUC. It includes an updated list of courses related to sustainability and development, as well as a listing of current campus initiatives. Enjoy. P.S. If you have any commentary or additions, please contact Jen at (gaddisatuiuc [dot] edu). This document needs to be kept up to date... So if you're browsing through it and recognize you organization, please feel free to edit it and post a new version. Thanks!

Get involved with International Impact!

Posted by jen on Tue, 03/13/2007 - 20:34 in

International Impact (a registered student organization) sends students abroad every semester.  This year, we want to do things a little differently, so one project is specifically designed to research and test out a few new programs in South America.  These will vary from organized volunteer programs to community organizations.  International Impact would be delighted if any members of EWB are interested in participating in this venture! If you're interested or would like more information, contact internationalimpactatgmail [dot] com.

For more information please visit: http://ii-uiuc.org/

Get Involved

Posted by gabe on Sat, 10/22/2005 - 19:12 in

There are many ways to get involved with EWB. You can join a committee, a project, or simply attend events. You may also sign up for a mailing list to be up to date on all events. Award and scholarship opportunities are available. Students from all majors are always welcome.

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