ABOUT
EWB-MSOE is a student chapter of Engineers Without Borders - USA (EWB-USA) a nonprofit humanitarian engineering organization whose mission is to build a better world through engineering projects that empower communities to meet their basic human needs. EWB-USA’s highly skilled volunteers work with communities to find appropriate solutions for their infrastructure needs. With the assistance of professional engineers from the EWB - Wisconsin Professional Partners Chapter, EWB-MSOE students partner with the municipality of Joyabaj, Guatemala in the design and implementation of their engineering projects. Examples of past projects include schools, water systems, and vehicle and pedestrian bridges that ensure the rural communities will not be cut off from education, healthcare, and economic development. The majority of each year is spent assessing, designing, planning, and fundraising to support at least one implementation trip generally in the spring. To learn more about our projects, click here.
Joshua Lang
President
Year: Senior
Major: Architectural Engineering
Projects traveled on: El Aguacate II, Los Cerritos
Beth Mical
Secretary
Year: Sophomore
Major: Civil Engineering
Projects traveled on: Los Cerritos
Jessica Ryan
PMEL Lead
Year: Senior
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Projects traveled on: Cardamom Dryer
Dr. Doug Stahl
Faculty Advisor
Blake Bostwick
Vice President
Year: Senior
Major: Civil Engineering
Projects traveled on: El Aguacate II
Noah Vaculik
Treasurer
Year: Senior
Major: Architectural Engineering
Projects traveled on: El Aguacate II
Tanner Vaculik
Webmaster
Year: Sophomore
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Projects traveled on: Cardamom Dryer
