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Not sure what EWB is? You've come to the right place! Read to learn about our mission, what we do, meet our officers, and read our frequently asked questions.

Our Mission

Students gain hands-on experience through international projects, workshops, and weekly meetings.

Project teams work together with a community to develop a solution that meets their needs.

Team members travel globally to assess, implement, and monitor sustainable engineering projects.

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:

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  • Manage international engineering projects,

  • Develop relationships with members of other cultures,

  • Create engineering designs,

  • Lead the implementation of those designs, and

  • Initiate the supporting functions of the projects: fundraising, manage finances and establish relationships with faculty and donors

Our Mission
Meet the Team

Meet The Team

Executive Team

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Nicholas Knuff

Rwanda Project Lead

Email: rwanda@ewb-tamu.org

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Spencer Ravenscroft

DR Project Lead

Email: dominican@ewb-tamu.org

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Sam Swain

FIELD Project Lead

Email: field@ewb-tamu.org

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Joss Bhuiyan

Rwanda Project Lead

Email: rwanda@ewb-tamu.org

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Evelyn Fung

DR Project Lead

Email: dominican@ewb-tamu.org

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Jonathan Ardoin

FIELD Project Lead

Email: field@ewb-tamu.org

Project Leads

Development

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Hannah Braun

Fundraising Director

(Events)

Email: fundraising@ewb-tamu.org

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Ally Currie

Communications Director

Email: communication@ewb-tamu.org

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Shayla Wulf

Professional Relations Director

Email: technical@ewb-tamu.org

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Zachary Presley

Fundraising Director

(Grants)

Email: fundraising@ewb-tamu.org

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Caitlin Harwood

Internal Relations Director

Email: internal@ewb-tamu.org

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Brenner Hall

Treasurer

Email: treasurer@ewb-tamu.org

FAQs

1. Why should I join?

Engineers Without Borders is an amazing student organization that gives students leadership, construction, intercultural and management experience on real-world problems. We host training sessions to get our members familiar with common construction practices and tasks and ready to lead when they get to their professional careers. We have beneficial and efficient meetings with great speakers, fun socials and a great environment to learn and develop as a student for all majors. Why would you not want to join?

 

2. How do I get to go on a trip?

Only members of EWB can travel. To learn how to become a member visit our membership tab and visit one of our meetings. We are allowed to send 7 students and 1 mentor on each trip. Who goes on the trip is very heavily based on your consistent involvement. Although not everyone can always go, staying involved and persistently finding out how you can help greatly increases your chances.

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3. What kind of projects does EWB do?

EWB works on projects that solve problems for deserving communities, such as supplying water to a town without a reliable or large enough source, building a library or computer center for schools, or working with power generation systems. The majority of our projects are in the range of $10,000-$40,000, with groups of 25-30 students working on design and preparations for around a year before we are able to travel to implement.

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4. What if I want to get involved in EWB but do not want to travel? Or what if I want to get involved in the organization without doing specific design work?

Our FIELD project is the way to go if you want to serve the local community! We also host monthly workshops that help enhance your engineering skills,  but there are also plenty of other ways to get involved when it comes to leadership! We have our all star development and project teams, and organizational roles within them. If you’re interested in fundraising, publicity, media, or any other ways that you can help lead our organization feel free to email vpdevelopment@ewbtamu.org for more info.

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5. Is there a National Office for EWB-USA?

Yes! EWB-USA is huge! There is a national office in Boulder, CO. EWB-USA has over 300 professional and student chapters with 12,000 members working on over 350 projects in 47 countries. For more information, click here. They help with oversight, quality control, conferences, and so much more.

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6. Do I have to be an engineer to join?

No! We encourage people with a variety of backgrounds to come to a meeting and find out what we’re all about. We want diversified experience, and truly benefit from having a multidisciplinary team working on our projects!

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7. How does EWB raise money for their projects?

Any way we can! Corporate sponsorships and grants are our largest sources of funding, followed by personal donations (always welcome!), as well as hosting the small fundraisers like profit shares, paid university clean up days, etc.  Donate now!

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Do you have any more questions? Please feel free to use the chat box located in the bottom right of your screen or email us at: president@ewb-tamu.org

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