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About EWB-ISU

History

The Engineers Without Borders student chapter at Iowa State University was established in 2008 and comprises approximately 100 students working to make the world a better place. In 2013, our chapter was paired with Ullo, a community in Northern Ghana. Since then, we have sent travel teams to Ullo during the summer and winter breaks to assess the community's needs, monitor current projects, and implement new projects. We are currently working on several projects in Ullo that will have a massive impact on the community. Information about these projects can be found under the projects section of the website. 

EWB Teams:
  • Clinic MEP

  • Water Infrastructure

  •  Water distribution

  • Borehole Monitoring

  •  Sanitation

  •  Monitoring and Evaluation

  •  Fundraising

  •  Communications

  •  Membership

Meet the Exec's

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President 

Kayla Worachek

Junior in Civil Engineer

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Faculty Advisor 

Dr. Dirk Maier

Professor, Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering

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Faculty Advsior

George Obeng-Akrofi

Faculty

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Treasurer

Naman Vats

Senior in Mechanical Engineering 

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VP of Fundraising 

Audrey Campbell

Sophomore in Technical Communications

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VP of Borehole Monitoring

Jessica Kabat

Sophomore in Computer Science 

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VP of Clinic Engineering - Project Lead

Ryan McFadden

Senior in Computer Engineering 

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VP of Sanitation - Project Lead

Jenna Hellman

Sophomore in Environmental Engineering 

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VP of Water Distribution - Project Lead

Annabelle Knott

Senior in Chemical Engineering 

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VP of Monitoring and Evaluation 

Arlen Griswold

Junior in Industrial Engineering 

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VP of Communications

Kayla Cook

Freshman in Architecture 

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VP of Membership 

Landon Bond

Sophomore in Mechanical Engineering 

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VP of Water Infrastructure  

Morgan Moen

Junior in Agricultural Studies

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