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The Rowan University Engineers Without Borders (EWB) student chapter started in 2003. EWB chapters help communities around the world obtain clean water, treat waste water, produce energy, improve shelter, and develop sustainable industries. Each project is initiated by and completed with the help of those in need. Residents are also trained to operate and maintain any new system provided. In this way, EWB chapters help struggling communities to help themselves. Each project is executed by students under the supervision of faculty and/or professional engineers from partnering engineering firms. The Rowan EWB chapter has worked on projects in Honduras, El Salvador, South Dakota, Thailand, and Africa. Click the "Our Projects" link to see more. Rowan EWB YouTube movie!
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