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January of 2003, several Case students were encouraged to start a student chapter of EWB by Professor Sreenath of the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department. The reaction of the Case community has been extremely positive. Now three years later, EWB-Case has evolved into a group of over 60 students with a wide variety of academic backgrounds including: all the fields of engineering and most of the sciences along with many of the social sciences and humanities. EWB-Case is currently involved in several major projects, some of which are already being implented while others are still in the design phases. |
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Members of EWB have been invited to give presentations to President Hundert and the Dean's Advisory Council, to meet with members of Cleveland Society of Engineers, and to interview with a writer of Case Engineering magazine. Dean Savinell approved funding for the 2004 and 2005 EWB National Conferences as well as funding for representatives of EWB to travel to the Dominican Republic to help get the first international project started. The administration and the students alike believe in EWB's mission. |
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