Engineers Without Borders-USA
Greater Austin Chapter

Get Involved

Panama Project Meetings

The Panama Project team meets weekly to work on the design, planning and education for their project in Sieykin, Panama.  This is a great way to get immediately involved in working on projects and discussing potential solutions and problems.  There is a place for everyone here from civil engineers to nurses.   The best way to get involved with the Panama Project meetings is to email a subgroup lead or project lead to inquire how you may fit in the process.  Then look over the resources online (see below) to educate yourself on the current progress of the project and show up and start contributing.

Project Leads:  Luis Galindo & Haley Born (panama@ewbgreateraustin.org)

Tuesdays at 7pm on the UT campus in ACES 2.402 (Map)


Subgroups

Throughout the academic year, the project group does research and meets weekly to brainstorm and discuss the logistics of the project. To be more efficient in our discussions, we have split up into the following subgroups:

This page to be updated as we divide up the tasks for the coming months…

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