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2010/2011 CH2M HILL Engineers Without Borders-USA Scholarship Program
CH2M HILL is pleased to announce 12 recipients of a CH2M HILL Engineers Without Borders-USA Scholarship – the caliber of applicants was so strong that we decided to award 12 scholarships instead of the originally announced 10.
We received more than 80 applications from students at 53 universities representing 12 different engineering disciplines. The final recipients were selected for their dedication to academic excellence, ability to apply technical skills to make a meaningful difference, strong leadership abilities, and dedication to Engineers Without Borders-USA.
2010/2011 EWB-USA Scholarship Recipients
Elizabeth Diaz-Stubbs,
Civil and Environmental Engineering, Rice University
Leading a team designing and building a pedestrian cable suspension bridge in El Panama, Nicaragua.
Christine Dykstra,
Environmental Engineering, University of Central Florida
Working on a project in Mare Brignol, Haiti to bring clean, safe drinking water and improve sanitation, including installing slow sand filters, composting latrines, and rainwater cisterns.
Alison Ferris,
Mechanical Engineering, Columbia University
Program manager for a multifunction platform pilot program—a portable engine to support agricultural equipment—and a rainwater catchment system for a school in Soroti, Uganda.
Andrew Foote,
Environmental Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology
Leading a team to identify and design a new well to provide clean drinking water for a remote community in northwest Cameroon.
Mackenzie Garton,
Civil Engineering, Oregon Institute of Technology
Supplying water to 6,000 people in rural Tanzania by repairing broken pipes, providing maintenance training to villagers, and assessing feasibility for a sand filter installed on a gravity-fed system.
Jodi Gentry,
Environmental Engineering, University of Kansas
Founded the EWB-USA chapter at the University of Kansas; serving as the project lead for a $75,000 sanitation project in La Paz, Bolivia.
Kathleen Hendrick,
Mechanical Engineering, University of Maryland
Helped design and build a youth center in Addis, Alem Ethiopia and currently leading a team assessing the feasibility of replacing a culvert that would allow year-round access, even during the rainy season, for community members to major roads, market, health clinic, and municipal services.
Jessica Kaminsky,
PhD in Civil Engineering, University of Colorado-Boulder
Helped found EWB-USA chapters in Texas, Illinois, and Australia and currently providing monitoring and evaluation development for a water project in Peru.
Paul Leidig,
Architectural Engineering, Milwaukee School of Engineering
Serving as chapter president and designing a bridge in La Nueva Providencia, Guatemala.
Pablo Mariaca,
Civil Engineering, University of Mississippi
Improving irrigation and installing drinking water treatment and distribution systems in his native Bolivia.
Corrine Thompson,
Civil Engineering, University of Texas-Austin
Social worker turned engineering student who is leading a project to provide clean water and health education in Sieykin, Panama.
Lillian Ware,
Civil Engineering, University Southern California
Project manager to design rainwater catchment systems for 100 students at a schoolhouse in Corral de Piedras, Honduras.
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