Hi all! Despite a recent Ebola scare in January with two confirmed cases, Sierra Leone was declared free of Ebola transmission on March 17th. This was 42 days after the last confirmed case tested negative, which is twice the incubation … Continued
The Bolivia Water Supply project team of the North Carolina State University student chapter of Engineers Without Borders is continuing with new implementation designs in accordance with what was learned during the 2015 Summer assessment trip and with the Community’s … Continued
Hello, we are the EWB-NCSU Sierra Leone Renewable Energy Project! Over the course of the past semester we’ve been designing a solar panel array to be installed at the Lemonaid Living & Learning Village in Freetown, Sierra Leone. The 600 … Continued
Hi all! Sierra Leone Water Systems here with our first blog post of the year! Did you know that Sierra Leone is on track to be considered “Ebola-free†on November 8th by the World Health Organization? After being declared Ebola-free, … Continued
EWB NCSU is hosting the Southeast Regional Conference October 2nd through 4th this fall. We hope you will join us for an array of speakers and trainings, including the design workshop: http://ewbusaconference.org/sessions/southeasts-intensive-workshop-community-engagement-in-program-design/
All of us here at EWB are looking forward to both new and familiar faces at our first meeting of the semester! The date and time will be posted soon. In the meantime, feel free to check out our website … Continued
Eat/Drink at the Village Draft House on March 31st and a portion of the proceeds go to EWB! No flyers or name-drops necessary. Date: March 31st Location: Village Draft House in Cameron Village See you there! There are rumours of … Continued
Ever wanted to donate to our chapter (or better yet, wanted to again)? It is the best time! Ever. Donations to our chapter during the Year-End Campaign will be matched by EWB-USA’s donors; Black & Veatch, Pentair and the EWB-USA … Continued
We’re out in The Brickyard this week participating in Shack-A-Thon. Shack-A-Thon is an NC State tradition where student organizations build and then live in shacks, raising money and awareness for Habitat for Humanity. Come visit! Our shack is in the … Continued
