Engineers Without Borders

[RahVaMil2009]

Of all the new co-curricular initiatives VMI has launched over the past 5-10 years, one of the things I'm most proud of is the Engineers Without Borders club. A few days ago the VMI Communications & Marketing team released this article about how the cadets in the club are already making plans for a second trip to the Potosi Region of Bolivia, where they've been helping to design and build an irrigation system to bring water to a small farming village.

I love this so much. That's the Spirit of VMI.

Jackie M. Briski '09
First Class PVT (Ret.)

 

[bruno]

Of all the new co-curricular initiatives VMI has launched over the past 5-10 years, one of the things I'm most proud of is the Engineers Without Borders club. A few days ago the VMI Communications & Marketing team released this article about how the cadets in the club are already making plans for a second trip to the Potosi Region of Bolivia, where they've been helping to design and build an irrigation system to bring water to a small farming village.

I love this so much. That's the Spirit of VMI.

Jackie M. Briski '09
First Class PVT (Ret.)

It is a really great story Jackie and a really impressive program. The attached picture tickled me- Bolivian villager drinking from a VMI waterbottle.