Our team is made up of students, staff, and off-campus mentors. We have extremely dedicated students from both the undergraduate and graduate schools, as well as amazing professional mentors and faculty advisors. Our membership is open to all those with a similar commitment to success, as well as the imagination and dedication to bring our projects to fruition.
What we do:
On campus
- Project-specific technical training and workshops for all members, lunch talks, research presentations
- Bringing in campus-wide events such as Water Week and the Public Health Coalition lunch speaker series
- Member of Yale Public Health Coalition and Dwight Hall Center for Public Service and Social Justice
Worldwide
- 2023-2026: Machacamarca, Bolivia
- 2017-2023: Naitolia, Tanzania
- 2012-2017: Roh, Cameroon
- 2006-2012: Kikoo, Cameroon
- 2005-2006: El Rosario, Honduras
Our parent organization EWB-USA is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit with over 250 student and professional chapters. Since its inception at the University of Colorado in 2000, it has grown to more than 350 projects and 12,000 members nationwide.
Members
Student Officers
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President |
Zoe Martonfi (she/her) |
Kevin Su (he/him) |
| Outreach Leads |
Helen McCormack (she/her) |
Brennan Ujda (he/him) |
| Health & Safety Lead |
Tyler Matukonis (he/him) |
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| Financial Lead |
Riyashi Varia (she/her) |
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| Treasurer |
Jah Mubalama (she/her) |
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| Project Leads |
Anne Nguyen (she/her) |
Aarav Gandhi (he/him) |
| Media Lead |
Korinne Strausbaugh (she/her) |
Faculty Advisor:
Jordan Peccia, Chemical & Environmental Engineering
Bio: https://sites.google.com/yale.edu/peccialab?pli=1
Professional Mentors:
David Sacco
Bio: Dave is a civil engineer in New Haven, Connecticut. His path to EWB ran through Gabon (Peace Corps), Sri Lanka (UN Volunteer), Kosovo (ADRA), Nigeria (Partners for Development) and the DR Congo (IRC).
Fun Fact: I can count to ten in Bateke.