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Applications for the 2008 summer program are now open! Deadline: January 31, 2008

Applications have been extended for members of ESW Collegiate chapters until February 12, 2008. Are you eligble to apply? Your chapter must be included on this list.

Through the ESW SEED program, engineering students and professionals are placed on global service projects that improve the lives of people around the world.

Volunteers are placed on teams at project sites in underserved communities, and work directly with local NGOs, small entrepreneurs, or development agencies with a need for people with technical knowlege and skill. Assignments are a minimum of 3 months and are integrated with ongoing collaborative activities between ESW chapters and our partners.

Imagine using your technical skills to: Design water distribution systems in Honduras, increasing access to water for hundreds of rural communities; Develop solar ovens from recyclable materials, reducing their cost and making them affordable to poor families in Africa; Teach Bosnian youth computer programming, giving them practical skills to rebuild their struggling economy.
	Roslyn Odum, a volunteer in Honduras, checks turbidity levels for a water treatment tank she designed during her 2005 SEED assignment.

To learn more about the program and how you can apply, please visit Program Details and the Apply section.

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