How To Get Involved

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Engineers Without Borders is looking for people who are committed to improving the quality of lives of those in disadvantaged communities. Annual membership cost is only $100, and chapter meetings are free. Join at:

 

EWB-USA

 

Be sure to select 'EWB-Dallas (North Texas Professionals)' under 'Chapter Affiliation.'

 

 

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Text Box: Get Involved EWB-USA North Texas invites people who are committed to improving the quality of lives of those in disadvantaged communities. We especially need people with experience in project management, construction, accounting, education, public relations, fundraising, and website management. Here are a few areas where the North Texas chapter is looking for volunteers: Fundraising Volunteer to serve on a fundraising committee that focuses on building partnerships with local companies and organizations to provide financial support for EWB-USA projects. Sponsorship Ask your company to sponsor an EWB-USA event Student Mentor As a mentor, you will work with an engineering professor at UT Arlington to guide junior and senior engineering students as they work on EWB-USA projects. Membership and Recruiting National membership in Engineers Without Borders has grown from 2 people in 2001 to more than 4,500 in 2006. If you are a people person, volunteer to join our membership committee and help us grow our chapter. Website Updating  As a website volunteer, you will be responsible for updating meeting dates and locations, and posting news of recent projects. Project Support The primary focus of Engineers Without Borders is to design and implement sustainable engineering infrastructure projects for the benefit of rural and under-developed communities. The North Texas chapter is looking for engineers to help design and review projects and to mentor engineering students as we work together to improve communities in need. Speak to Local Youth Get involved by sharing your interest in engineering and your knowledge of the field with local youth by speaking to a class or speaking at a school career fair to encourage students to think about becoming engineers.

Building a Better World, One Community at a Time.

Engineers Without Borders -USA

North Texas Chapter

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PROJECTS

 

Cabezas,

Bolivia

Prakasham District,

India

Las, Malvinas Mexico

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Special Thanks to Our Sponsors!

 

Hyderbad Rotary

 

Park Cities Rotary

Carlos & Tina Sala

MEETINGS


Our meetings are usually held on the first Thursday of the month.


**NEXT MEETINGS**

 

 

 

Monthly Chapter Meeting

This month’s meeting will be held at The Southern Methodist University(SMU). Building/Room TBA

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Thursday

November 6, 2008