1. Engineers Without Borders Coming attractions:  Talks on practical development  Workshops to provide insight into development work  Social Events  Project Assistance  Advice on International summer placements

2. A new branch needing new members to fill important positions: President Treasurer Secretary Website manager Events co-ordinators Publicity co-ordinators Fundraisers Researchers Training organisers Members can get involved as much or little as they like in social, networking, fundraising, campaigning or admin roles Engineers Without Borders - Brighton

3. Engineers Without Borders Last years international placements included: India - Environmental reporting, rainwater harvesting and journalism Nepal - Eco-stoves and solar panels Sri Lanka - Alternative energy and plastic recycling Malaysia - Solar energy systems Rwanda - Water collection and distribution Nigeria - Village road construction Brazil - Flow measurement systems Ecuador - Water purification and wood stoves Suriname - Solar power and incinerators Spain - Renewable energy programs

4. What will you get out of being a member of EWB Brighton? Starting an EWB branch is challenging, but it is also one of the most interesting and rewarding things you can do while at university: YYou will learn a great deal about development work. YYou will gain valuable experience of managing a charity. YYou will meet and work with the people who run organisations such as REDR, ITDG and other major NGOs. YYou can gain experience of PR, fundraising, financial management and many other valuable skills. YYou can have a real impact on the lives of people in the developing world. YYou will be involved in forming and expanding an exciting and important new charity. YYou may have the opportunity to travel overseas and take part in development work directly. YYou will meet many like-minded people and have many very enjoyable experiences.

5. Engineers Without Borders Coming attractions:  Talks on practical development  Workshops to provide insight into development work  Social Events  Project Assistance  Advice on International summer placements

6. A new branch needing new members to fill important positions: President Treasurer Secretary Website manager Events co-ordinators Publicity co-ordinators Fundraisers Researchers Training organisers Members can get involved as much or little as they like in social, networking, fundraising, campaigning or admin roles Engineers Without Borders - Brighton

7. Engineers Without Borders Last years international placements included: India - Environmental reporting, rainwater harvesting and journalism Nepal - Eco-stoves and solar panels Sri Lanka - Alternative energy and plastic recycling Malaysia - Solar energy systems Rwanda - Water collection and distribution Nigeria - Village road construction Brazil - Flow measurement systems Ecuador - Water purification and wood stoves Suriname - Solar power and incinerators Spain - Renewable energy programs

8. What will you get out of being a member of EWB Brighton? Starting an EWB branch is challenging, but it is also one of the most interesting and rewarding things you can do while at university: YYou will learn a great deal about development work. YYou will gain valuable experience of managing a charity. YYou will meet and work with the people who run organisations such as REDR, ITDG and other major NGOs. YYou can gain experience of PR, fundraising, financial management and many other valuable skills. YYou can have a real impact on the lives of people in the developing world. YYou will be involved in forming and expanding an exciting and important new charity. YYou may have the opportunity to travel overseas and take part in development work directly. YYou will meet many like-minded people and have many very enjoyable experiences.

9. Engineers Without Borders Coming attractions:  Talks on practical development  Workshops to provide insight into development work  Social Events  Project Assistance  Advice on International summer placements

10. A new branch needing new members to fill important positions: President Treasurer Secretary Website manager Events co-ordinators Publicity co-ordinators Fundraisers Researchers Training organisers Members can get involved as much or little as they like in social, networking, fundraising, campaigning or admin roles Engineers Without Borders - Brighton

11. Engineers Without Borders Last years international placements included: India - Environmental reporting, rainwater harvesting and journalism Nepal - Eco-stoves and solar panels Sri Lanka - Alternative energy and plastic recycling Malaysia - Solar energy systems Rwanda - Water collection and distribution Nigeria - Village road construction Brazil - Flow measurement systems Ecuador - Water purification and wood stoves Suriname - Solar power and incinerators Spain - Renewable energy programs

12. What will you get out of being a member of EWB Brighton? Starting an EWB branch is challenging, but it is also one of the most interesting and rewarding things you can do while at university: YYou will learn a great deal about development work. YYou will gain valuable experience of managing a charity. YYou will meet and work with the people who run organisations such as REDR, ITDG and other major NGOs. YYou can gain experience of PR, fundraising, financial management and many other valuable skills. YYou can have a real impact on the lives of people in the developing world. YYou will be involved in forming and expanding an exciting and important new charity. YYou may have the opportunity to travel overseas and take part in development work directly. YYou will meet many like-minded people and have many very enjoyable experiences.

13. Engineers Without Borders Coming attractions:  Talks on practical development  Workshops to provide insight into development work  Social Events  Project Assistance  Advice on International summer placements

14. A new branch needing new members to fill important positions: President Treasurer Secretary Website manager Events co-ordinators Publicity co-ordinators Fundraisers Researchers Training organisers Members can get involved as much or little as they like in social, networking, fundraising, campaigning or admin roles Engineers Without Borders - Brighton

15. Engineers Without Borders Last years international placements included: India - Environmental reporting, rainwater harvesting and journalism Nepal - Eco-stoves and solar panels Sri Lanka - Alternative energy and plastic recycling Malaysia - Solar energy systems Rwanda - Water collection and distribution Nigeria - Village road construction Brazil - Flow measurement systems Ecuador - Water purification and wood stoves Suriname - Solar power and incinerators Spain - Renewable energy programs

16. What will you get out of being a member of EWB Brighton? Starting an EWB branch is challenging, but it is also one of the most interesting and rewarding things you can do while at university: YYou will learn a great deal about development work. YYou will gain valuable experience of managing a charity. YYou will meet and work with the people who run organisations such as REDR, ITDG and other major NGOs. YYou can gain experience of PR, fundraising, financial management and many other valuable skills. YYou can have a real impact on the lives of people in the developing world. YYou will be involved in forming and expanding an exciting and important new charity. YYou may have the opportunity to travel overseas and take part in development work directly. YYou will meet many like-minded people and have many very enjoyable experiences.