Seattle University Engineers Without Borders

Mission Trek to Mexico

In December 2010, seven Seattle University civil engineering students joined Campus Ministry's annual trip to Tijuana, Mexico. The students helped construct the foundation for a family home, built new friendships and reflected on questions of privilege and cultural identity.
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Fighting Cholera in Haiti

A Seattle University Engineering Project Center team assembles and packages a drinking water treatment system destined for the Claire Heureuse Clinic in Marchand-Dessalines located approximately 30-km north of the city of St. Marc which has been devastated by the 2010 cholera outbreak.
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The Gift of Water in Nicaragua

In December, SU-EWB students joined Professionals Without Boundaries for a service trip to San Juan de Concepcion, Nicaragua. The pipeline project served over 1500 people and had been in the planning stages for over four years and was sponsored by Starbucks, the Clean Water Foundation and the SU College of Science and Engineering.
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EWB Fundraiser

November's joint fundraiser between the Seattle University, University of Washington and Puget Sound Professional Chapters of EWB was a great success! Thank you for supporting us!
Zambia Waterwheel Project

The purpose of this project was to design and build a pump that could sustainably deliver water to safe onshore gathering places and to agricultural fields. To meet the criterion of sustainability, the pump needed to be inexpensive, powered by the river and easily maintained by the residents.
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Water for Thailand Clinic

In January 2010, SU-EWB returned to Thailand to install a drinking water treatment system for the Mae Nam Khun medical clinic which serves approximately 5000 people. The clinic director, Mr. Nakalee Thitisok was thrilled with the addition and no longer has to boil water for drinking or food preparation.
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About Us

Founded in 2004, SU-EWB strives to implement environmentally and economically sustainable engineering projects, while involving and training responsible engineering students and professionals. We believe that the key to project sustainability is a strong partnership with the local community. We partner with Chiang Mai University, Professionals Without Boundaries, University of Technology Jamaica, World Water Partners and a host of other non-profits and NGOs.