Mario Borjas

John Henderson

Hannah Devlin

Reach Out

Work with members in your community and make a difference

Our Outreach team in Miramar needs your help immediately. Basic medical supplies, food, and water-purification equipment are in high demand. Make your contribution now.

Meet Our Team

Elana Nasto

Join Us

EWB’s main objective is to work with disadvantaged communities worldwide to improve their quality of life. The central tenet of the organization is “to build a better world, one community at a time.”

Our Mission

THE COMMUNITY

OUR VISION

​Casey Lorimer

HELPING

Find your inner power by helping others

HELPING

Our own Engineers Without Boarders board members displaying our chapter at the SWE conference on Saturday 5/20/17. Here we see Teja, Katerina, and Elena showing off what we do and the representing the underrepresented persons in STEM. 

 Sergio Martinez

THE WORLD

Weekly General Body Meetings

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When: Tuesdays, 06:00 pm – 07:00 pm EST
Where: Greenwalt Conference Room D 

(basement of the Creese building)

If you’re not sure where we meet or have any concerns or questions, please feel free to email Josh McGuckin our Tech Lead at jpmcgu2@gmail.com.

For more information about EWB, please visit the 

Engineers Without Boarders Homepage.

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Yekaterina Shevchuk

Teja Jonnalagadda

ENGINEERS

WITHOUT BORDERS

SWE Conference

DREXEL

OUR Projects

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UTC Design Lead -Sudipti Attri​

Fundraising Lead -Pujan Dedhia
Membership Coordinator - Angela Albrecht

Travel Coordinator - Roxanna Tehrani

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• Change that can contribute positively to communities; change that, started now, will provide new solutions over time; and change that can interrupt the cycle of poverty.

• People in host communities who define the development projects and contribute to insuring ownership, appropriateness, and long-term effectiveness; people who can solve their own problems.
• Partnerships with a broad cadre of institutional, academic, development, and engineering organizations that are willing to assist in building toward a more equitable and sustainable world.
• Sustainable projects that are symbiotic with the environment, society, and culture and build capacity for people to solve their own problems.

Join the movement! Be part of something greater. With almost 300 chapters, EWB USA is growing nationwide all over college campuses. Visit EWB USA to become a professional member and join Drexel's Chapter.

• Ethics that require the highest level of integrity; ethics that promote honesty, communication, and forthright disclosure; ethics that promote human dignity, value, and respect of diversity; ethics that promote social responsibility and appropriate action; ethics that promote fairness and equitable distribution of time, effort, and resources; ethics that promote responsibility to share skills and resources; and ethics that recognize that people should not be exploited in any form whatsoever.
• Education that develops a new generation of engineers, who will benefit from seeing the many facets of engineering solutions to problems in developing communities, beyond the technical skills obtained in their basic education; and in the education of host-community partners.​