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[http://bridgestoprosperity.skule.ca/'''Bridges to Prosperity'''] builds bridges in the developing world to allows isolated communities access to essential health-care, education, water and commerce. The club is responsible in all parts of the process including design, community relations, sponsorship, construction and professional networking.
[https://eiabridgesuoft.ca/ Engineers in Action] (Formerly known as Bridges to Prosperity) builds bridges in the developing world to allows isolated communities access to essential health-care, education, water and commerce. The club is responsible in all parts of the process including design, community relations, sponsorship, construction and professional networking.  
 
It provides students an opportunity to utilize their passion and engineering skills to make better lives of people around the world. Club members also gain design experience, exposure to professional industry and other soft-skill development essentials to the engineering profession.
It provides students an opportunity to utilize their passion and engineering skills to make better lives of people around the world. Club members also gain design experience, exposure to professional industry and other soft-skill development essentials to the engineering profession.

Latest revision as of 18:44, 2 October 2020

Engineers in Action (Formerly known as Bridges to Prosperity) builds bridges in the developing world to allows isolated communities access to essential health-care, education, water and commerce. The club is responsible in all parts of the process including design, community relations, sponsorship, construction and professional networking.

It provides students an opportunity to utilize their passion and engineering skills to make better lives of people around the world. Club members also gain design experience, exposure to professional industry and other soft-skill development essentials to the engineering profession.