Who We Are and What We Do
EWB-NU
Engineers Without Borders University of Nebraska
Our mission is to build foundations for growth in developing countries while educating University of Nebraska Students. We are a 501(c)(3) organization comprised of UNL and UNO engineering and non-engineering students. We participate in local volunteering and international projects and hold many fundraising events each year.
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Zambia Bridge Project
Connecting Sindowe and Simulunda
During the rainy season, the Kalomo River becomes impassable, cutting off markets and medical care from the members of Simulunda and surrounding communities for approximately four months every year. Our chapter is designing a pedestrian suspension bridge that will connect these communities year-round.
Zambia Project Page
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Madagascar Solar Project
Bringing Light to Schools
Kianjavato is many miles from the nearest power grid and has no central power. The homes that do have solar panels have barely enough power for a lamp and a single smartphone. Our chapter has been designing and installing small solar power systems at schools to provide power for lights and computers since 2011.
Madagascar Project Page
Primary Sponsorship Opportunities
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Evening Without Borders
A Night in Africa
- In the spring, our chapter will host a banquet at UNO for companies and students
- Companies can sponsor tables, give presentations, and network with engineering students and companies.
- The event includes Zambian and Malagasy entertainment, raffles, and presentations about our projects.
- Cuisine from the countries of our partner communities will be served.
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Pizza Thursdays
Connecting Employers & Students with the Power of Pizza
- In the spring, our chapter will host a banquet at UNO for companies and students
- Companies can sponsor tables, give presentations, and network with engineering students and companies.
- The event includes Zambian and Malagasy entertainment, raffles, and presentations about our projects.
- Cuisine from the countries of our partner communities will be served.
