Eight members of the UNH chapter of Engineers Without Borders traveled to Thailand to provide a small mountain village with clean drinking water and wastewater treatment. This brought home a valuable lesson to graduate student Erin Stanisewski. “The project reached out to me in a way that nothing has before. I feel changed, smarter, and better as a person for having done it.”
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The Democracy Imperative: Mobilizing Higher Education to Strengthen Dialogue and Deliberation |
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