While they aren't physically going to the schools this semester, the young students have no shortage of lesson plans, as Kode2Learn is rolling out an asynchronous, remote curriculum to keep everyone involved.
Each week, Monday through Thursday, teams of around four Kode2Learn members head to the schools around town to run their hour-long classes. The programs last eight weeks and are held in both the fall and spring.
On Saturday, Nov. 16, Engineers Without Borders (EWB) hosted their annual gala in Armstrongs Fritz Pavilion, where they showcased their hard work to family, friends and Miami faculty.
From Nov. 7-9, five members of Miamis chapter of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) will be attending the SWE national conference located in Anaheim, CA.
As the first week of school rages on, first year students are flooded with new experiences and activities. Besides the new courses that they attend, students are able to get involved in student organizations as well.
From the end of July to the beginning of August students in Engineers Without Borders (EWB) traveled to Munini, Rwanda to continue their work with sanitation efforts.
