To become an official member of EWB@WSU come to a meeting and find out what we are all about. Meeting times and locations are posted on the right hand events column. If you cannot make it to the meeting, but are interested in participating, please contact a member of the administrative staff, and they will see to it that you are able to participate.

Who Can Get Involved
Anyone, be it students, teachers, faculty, members of the local community, neighboring colleges or institutions, etc, from all forms of study can participate in the EWB@WSU program. If participants are not directly affiliated with WSU, then their participation must be approved and recognized by EWB@WSU members. We are a newly registered student organization. As a result, there are many positions left to be filled. Engineering and architectural students from WSU guide the organization, but there are many administrative, economic, educational and social responsibilities that are required to run EWB@WSU. We need accountants, public relations officers, interpreters, computer technicians, sociologists and political scientists to perform case studies, etc. Administrative applicants must be voted in via a popular vote at a predetermined meeting.

EWB@WSU requires that all student participants from Washington State University maintain a 2.0 or higher. International project participation requires a basic understanding of related academic principles, or having maintained junior standing or higher. Student participants are trained via participation in domestic projects.