Engineers Without Borders Manchester

We are excited to announce that the nominations for next year's committee are now open!

Joining a committee is a great way to earn a leadership role for the stellify award, and will give you a chance to gain experience running a society. You'll get the chance to plan events and outreach, collaborate with other societies, and other engineers without borders chapters across the UK.
Engineers Without Borders UK is a national organisation that aims to put global responsibility at the heart of engineering, and offers support to all its university chapters by providing resources and help planning events and volunteering sessions. If you want to get involved with their work joining a chapter is a good opportunity to learn more about sustainability, and get the opportunity to run your own society, and plan the events you want to go to!

No experience is required to join the committee, and all courses are welcome, all you have to do is make sure you have joined the society on the SU website.

The nomination period is running from now until 8th May at 12 noon, you find the student union nomination page at this link https://manchesterstudentsunion.com/elections/list
Voting will take place between 9th and 12th May.

We look forward to seeing your applications!

🌿Join us tomorrow afternoon to learn a bit more about Engineers without Borders Manchester, and what we have planned for the year! 🌿

Please register using your university email address, find the link here:
https://linktr.ee/ewb_mcr

DM if you have any questions or accessibility concerns.

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Hi everyone!
There's an interesting panel event happening 9th June, organised by Student Young Pugwash UK’s Project on Ethical Science. The event is on Ethical Careers in STEM and one of the EWB UK trustees is speaking on the panel!

Student Young Pugwash UK’s Project on Ethical Science will be hosting a virtual careers event exploring different opportunities available to STEM graduates. Our panellists, from the civil service, the third sector and industry, will explore the ethical considerations that have guided their own careers and provide advice for STEM students and recent graduates on how to pursue ethically-minded careers in science and technology.

Ethical Careers in STEM - June 9th at 4pm BST

The registration link is available here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIlceCrqD8uHNSy4jOeuI2VIOggGLXSSEfA

To find out more about Student Young Pugwash check out their page https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=366876912998&ref=content_filter

Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Ethical Careers in STEM. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting. Student Young Pugwash UK Project on Ethical Science is excited to host the first event of its summer programme. On June 9th at 4pm BST we will be hosting a careers event exploring different opportunities available to STEM graduates. Our panellists will explore the ethical considerations that have gu...

Thank you to everyone who came to our Women in Engineering event today in collaboration with the WES society and FEM Society. Also, a special thank you to Sam Islam, Rachel Pallett, Rosa Cuellar-Franca, Foram Brown, Caitlin Clamp and Lucy Talbot for being part of out panel. We hope it was an insightful event for everyone!

EWB x WES x UoM Feminist Collective have joined forces!

https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMod-GrrjsvHNC-Q5mP3vxgdP2at-teifN-

Join us in our conversation with 6 amazing speakers all with vast experiences in their engineering careers, and learn more about their career journeys and how they navigated a male-dominated industry! 👷🏽‍♀️👩🏼‍🔬👩🏾‍🎓

Thanks to everyone who joined us yesterday at our Sun, Sand, Solar Distillers event!🌊☀️💧

We hope you learned a little more about the practical aspects of design processes, and that you'll join us for future events like this one!💙

A big thank you to ecoswell for speaking at our events, and sharing the progress of their solar distiller project👏😊

For anyone who wasn't able to join us, email or dm for a recording of the event.

Come join us next Friday, and get the chance to learn about EcoSwell's Solar Distiller project and its evolution over the years!💙

https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYlduCuqDktHNP1xUUTTBHD6zu6hg9T_pfT

Millions of people in Peru don't have reliable access to drinking water, despite a large percentage of the population living on the coast.
The solar distiller was designed to provide a sustainable solution to this problem by using heat from the sun to distill seawater. 🌊☀️💧

In this session you'll be able to see how the solar distiller has developed and changed, and get the chance to suggest any improvements you think should be made 🤔

We will be joined by one of the founders of EcoSwell, Andres, as well as an EcoSwell student ambassador here at Manchester, who volunteered on this project last summer, and not forgetting our mystery guest, who is a senior engineer working on the solar distiller in Peru right now! 🌎🌿

Thank you to everyone that came to our event on Monday! We hope everyone had a great time and was an insightful event for everyone. Thank you to out EcoSwell representatives for the talk! Don't forget to check the volunteering opportunities out! https://www.ecoswell.org/positions-and-opportunities

Come and get stuck in!

To join this event, please pre-register using the link https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJEqc--ppz8rE9zJJNKB_FIOXWBgTC91PrDc

Here's a chance for you to put theory into practice, gain valuable skills and rewarding experiences that university can’t offer. All whilst making a positive impact on people’s lives and protecting the natural environment.

Be ready to be inspired by Ecoswell, an NGO since 2013, founded by 4 friends with different university degrees, on a journey to help developing coastal communities in Peru through sustainable measures, focused on the implementation of UN sustainable development goals (SDGs).

Join us on Monday, 22th March at 5pm (GMT) and talk to one of the founders Michael, who will be introducing the organisation and the volunteer internship program, which encompasses a variety of projects, calling out to both engineering and non engineering students!

You will also be hearing from an EcoSwell student ambassador, who is also a fellow student at The University of Manchester, who will share his experience volunteering with EcoSwell last summer.

EWB is an organisation that aims to inspire engineers to apply their skills to make positive contributions to the world.

We are hosting our first social this Friday, 26th Feb at 15:00GST, where you can learn about our plans for this semester and meet new people. If you are interested, don’t forget to pre-register at https://linktr.ee/ewb_mcr.

Also, we will being running numerous events, including guest speakers (professional industries, lecturers and charities), virtual volunteering opportunities and socials. Stay tuned for our upcoming event by joining our mailing list https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1iNfmXFIe4hJx78PlE8xfFpkdbJLBIjAtaOa2DR6J2DA/edit , and follow us on instagram .

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