EWB-TAMU consists of 4 projects: Rwanda, Dominican Republic, FIELD, and Development.
Try one or all to see where you belong!
General Member Projects
DEVELOPMENT
Tuesdays | HEB 221 | 7:00 PM
The Development team enables EWB to grow & complete projects through the support of our fundraising and communications sub-teams.
FIELD/ARKANSAS
Thursdays | HEB 221 | 7:00 PM
FIELD aims to equip EWB members with the basic skills needed to complete an international project. Members are given an opportunity to take part in local projects that help create an impact in the community while also equipping members with the skills for success.
The Arkansas project team focuses on implementing renewable energy in everyday activities to aid small farmers. Members are working on creating a portable solar pallet to power portable chicken and turkey coops
International Projects
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Mondays | HEB 221 | 7:00 PM
The DR project team focuses on implementing road and drainage systems in Villa Verde to prevent structural damage and divert the influx of water that pools and attracts mosquitos with malaria by:
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Creating accessible road systems, even during the rainy season such as:
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Walking paths & footbridges
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Motorcycle and small vehicle crossings
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Paved roads with less potholes
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Implementing water drainage systems to divert water to the gully
RWANDA
Wednesdays | HEB 221 | 7:00 PM
The Rwanda project team focuses on facilitating community access to water in Rwamiko, Rwanda by:
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Implementing a gravity-fed spring box
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Gathering and storing water
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Protecting water from contamination