President & Cabinet
Jessica Peebles
President
Chemical Engineering Minors: Math, Engineering Mgmt., and Material Science I had heard of Doctors Without Borders, and had always wanted to combine my knowledge of engineering from class with community service, so EWB was the perfect place! After coming to the club, I loved it even more, the club members, professionals, social and volunteering events, and our amazing projects. |
Stephanie Gustavsson
Vice-President
Chemical Engineering It's the best group for combining humanitarian work with engineering. |
Meghan Marlowe
Treasurer
Biosystems Engineering Minor in Mechanical Engineering I was interested in the current projects and loved the opportunity to use what I was learning in school to actively help communities. |
Ian Ulanday
Secretary
Computer Engineering I believed in the organization's mission and wanted to work on projects involving other engineering disciplines |
Project Leadership
Jenna Honan
Project Leader: Dominican Republic
Soil, Water, and Environmental Science EWB’s projects highlight the intersections between development and sustainability, logic and creativity, theory and application, culture and communication, challenges and rewards. I’m glad I found a club that allows me to grow not only as a student, but also as a person. |
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Christian Stevens
Project Leader: San Carlos
Civil Engineering Minor in Sustainable Built Environments My reasons for joining EWB was the thought of traveling and being able to concretely help a community was very exciting. Later on, there was a personal aspect to it that stemmed from one of the projects being located in my hometown and working with individuals who I am acquainted with. |
Anuja Oke
Project Leader: San Carlos
Chemical Engineering I joined EWB because I enjoyed seeing the application of engineering to help others! |
Events & Grant Writing
Isaiah Salesin
Grant-Writing Chair
Chemical Engineering My goal is to work in sustainability when I graduate from The University of Arizona. |
Joleen Shiroma
Grant-Writing Chair
Chemical Engineering Minor in Hydrology and Water Resources EWB showcases the best parts of being an engineering student. Networking with fellow students and professionals to confront real-life challenges outside of the classroom is an opportunity I couldn't be more grateful to have. I wanted to be part of an organization that was dedicated to helping communities, both local and international; the fact that I can directly apply things I've learned from class sets EWB apart! |
Nick Brar
Events Coordinator
Optical Sciences and Engineering When I came to the University of Arizona, I wanted to get involved with a club that would give me the opportunity to develop areas in which I had previously struggled, such as working with a team and technical writing. Engineers Without Borders afforded me such opportunities. As I spent more time in the club, I found that I enjoyed the sense of accomplishment working on the projects gave me and I |
