EWB-USA Greater Houston Professional Chapter
Building a Better World
On October 21 (5 PM CT) EWB-USA is hosting a free webinar on the detailed design of a solar-powered pumping system. This is the third webinar in a series (first webinar recording here and second webinar recording here) that EWB-USA will cover over the next few months on the detailed design of a solar-powered pumping systems. This third webinar will focus on …
Our tenth meeting of the year will be held virtually on Wednesday evening, October 14. Chapter President Emeritus Lucy Gebhart will be presenting on the chapter’s work in the community of Tapul to construct a bridge over the Ulot River. Please join us if you can!. Join us – come out/call-in and learn more about the chapter and our work! Wednesday, …
Get ready for Career Connections, a six-week series connecting EWB-USA volunteers with leading employers who share the organization’s values. Starting September 17, join EWB-USA Thursdays from 5:00–6:00 PM CT to hear industry insights, ask questions, and explore career opportunities. Upcoming sessions: Whether you’re a student seeking your next internship or a professional looking to grow your network, this series offers a chance …
Ahead of EWB-USA’s 25th anniversary in March 2027, the organization is collecting nominations to recognize exceptional EWB-USA alumni. If you would like to help us honor 25 years of EWB-USA by nominating an EWB-USA Alumni whose involvement and passion for humanitarian engineering has helped to build a better world, please do so at the button below. You may nominate more …
Join the EWB-USA Greater Houston Professional Chapter for a three-hour cocktail reception in the heart of Houston’s Montrose neighborhood. Think warm lighting, craft cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and a room full of engineers and community leaders who care about the world they’re building. The evening features a silent auction, a raffle, and entertainment. Valet will also be available. Engineers Without Borders USA Greater Houston …
In April 2026, the Central Houston and Johnson Space Center (officially on the EWB-USA roster as South Houston) Professional Chapters of Engineers Without Borders-USA merged to form the Greater Houston Professional Chapter. Since 2005, the two chapters collectively delivered 17 (and counting) engineering projects and contributed a combined four-plus decades of experience advancing sustainable solutions in communities both locally and around the world. …
Does your company or one that you know share common interests and goals with those of EWB-USA? Would the company like to directly support the projects and work of the Central Houston Professional Chapter? If so, our chapter wants to talk with you! Whether or not your company’s focus is engineering, you can make a lasting impact on communities that …