Engineers for a Sustainable
World (ESW) at ISU is part of a national organization that mobilizes
engineering students and professionals through global service projects
that improve the quality of life in developing countries. With our
partners at ISU and on the ground in Uganda, ESW members have worked on
several sustainable development projects such as household energy and
water harvesting (students pictured here are helping build a biogas
digester they designed to provide energy for lighting). Through
initiatives like the Drive Not To Drive and carbon footprint awareness,
ESW also works to promote global sustainability and bring attention to
resource consumption here in the US.
For more information on our projects, please click here.
This website is currently under construction. For more information contact the webmaster.
Those interested in ESW at ISU are encouraged to attend the monthly meetings:
7 PM every third Wednesday of the month in 1322 Hoover Hall.
The next general ESW meeting will be Wednesday, November 19th at 7 pm in Hoover 1322.
The next India project meeting will be November 17th at 7:15 in the Town Engineering Lobby.
The next Uganda meeting TBA.
The next Local Activities Committee meeting TBA.
Questions about ESW at ISU? Contact the club president, Danielle Wain.
Questions about ESW National? Please visit www.eswusa.org
Check back soon for updates!
10/05/08
Those interested in ESW at ISU are encouraged to attend the monthly meetings:
7 PM every third Wednesday of the month in 1322 Hoover Hall.
The next general ESW meeting will be Wednesday, November 19th at 7 pm in Hoover 1322.
The next India project meeting will be November 17th at 7:15 in the Town Engineering Lobby.
The next Uganda meeting TBA.
The next Local Activities Committee meeting TBA.
Questions about ESW at ISU? Contact the club president, Danielle Wain.
Questions about ESW National? Please visit www.eswusa.org
Check back soon for updates!
10/05/08