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Engineers without Borders

Rutgers University Chapter

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Thank you to everyone that came out to this year’s Winter Banquet and congrats to all of our award recipients!

At Thursday's chapter meeting, our members worked together to build and decorate gingerbread houses. Swipe to check out some of their amazing creations!

Today is #GivingTuesday, and marks the start of our Year End Giving Campaign! This is a great opportunity to give to an organization that serves those in need. Donate using the link in our bio! Your donation will go towards forever changing the lives of families and building bright futures for children. With your support our work with communities around the world will be possible!

“A personal problem I've always had with Camden is that it's always been a bit drab. We don't see that combination of greenery and nature that we see in the suburbs. That's a unique thing that the Camden project does; in addition to addressing the food desert issue, it livens up the place. By not only addressing the food problems, we also make the area nicer to live in - more approachable as a whole. You integrate nature within the city, and that's a unique combination.” PC: @kristinaxp_

“Once in a while, we receive pictures from the Tanzania project or hear from our contacts in the country who tell us how things are going. Hearing that feedback really keeps us going and it means that we really are making a difference. Even though we may not always see it immediately, our actions still do make a difference. Often times, we lack the motivation to move forward because we don't see the effects of what we do, but having the image in our heads that we are making a difference is something that really ignites that determination to move forward.” PC: @kristinaxp_

This past summer, members from the Kenya project traveled to the village of Kolunje to begin implementing our project. Check out these amazing pictures and read about their experience at ewbkolunje.blogspot.com!

Project Meeting Times

Camden: Tuesdays 8:15pm in SERC 212 (Contact ewb.rutgers.camden@gmail.com if you have any questions)

Guatemala: Wednesdays 8:15pm in SERC 217 (Contact ewb.rutgers.guatemala@gmail.com if you have any questions)

Kenya: Mondays 8:15pm in SERC 211 (Contact ewb.rutgers.kenya@gmail.com if you have any questions)

Tanzania: Tuesdays 8:15pm in SERC 203 (Contact ewb.rutgers.tanzania@gmail.com if you have any questions)

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