1. Engineers Without Borders
Texas A&M University Chapter
Spring 2019
Service Learning

2. EWB-TAMU delivers sustainable and innovative solutions to real-world problems in order to empower international communities, by offering opportunities for the students of Texas A&M University to:
Work on international engineering projects
Develop relationships with members of other cultures
Design, prototype, and test real-world engineering designs
Lead the in implementation of those designs
Initiate the supporting functions of the projects: fundraising, managing finances, project management, and establishing relationships with faculty and donors
Mission and Vision

4. Past Projects…
Belize
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Panama

5. So… Why Should I Join? Experience Leadership, Project Management
Gain a new perspective on other cultures and countries
Real design experience with guidance from professional engineers
Training Sessions and Workshops
Common construction practices and testing procedures
Cultural awareness
Socials!
Meet engineers of other disciplines with similar interests
Intramurals, general meetings, fundraising events, etc.

6. How can I join?
Become a member by signing up on our website: ewb.tamu.edu
Pay Dues: $25/semester
Upcoming Meetings:
Next General Meeting: Thursday, March 7pm in ZACH 211
Rwanda Project Meetings: 7pm in HEB 104
Local B/CS Project Meetings: 7pm in ZACH 160
Colonias Project Meetings: 7pm in ZACH 211

7. Questions?
Contact Information:
Brian Welsh, President:
Christina Rasmussin, VP of Projects:
Bailee Allen, VP of Development:
Jacob Barge, Membership Director: