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SEAS Community Outreach and Service Learning Activities

STUDENT CLUBS

CommuniTech
CommuniTech is a unique community service initiative at the School of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Pennsylvania. We are a non-profit student organization that seeks to "bridge" the digital divide both locally and globally. CommuniTech is one of the most active student-driven community outreach groups on Penn's campus and together we tackle the challenges of bridging the digital divide one project and one person at a time.

Engineers Without Borders, Penn Chapter (PennEWB)
Penn Engineers Without Borders promotes human development through access to technology. The student-run non-profit organization's dual efforts focus on helping developing communities worldwide with their engineering needs through real, hands-on engineering projects, and on educating students and the Philadelphia area community about sustainable development and engineering.

Global BioMedical Service Program (GBS)
The GBS Program prepares students through coursework at Penn designed to familiarize them with the techniques of building prosthetics, cultural differences between China and America, and clinical skills necessary to work with patients, followed by a 16-day trip to China. There, teams of Penn and Hong Kong Poly U students work with amputees at a local clinic--a six-day process that involves getting to know the patient and his or her needs; measuring, designing and building the prosthesis; then returning to the clinic to work with the patient to ensure proper fit.

InnoWorks Academy, Penn Chapter
InnoWorks is a non-profit organization founded, developed, and conducted by volunteer college students, and is devoted to designing and implementing innovative programs guided by the latest neuroscience-based educational methologies to stimulate interest in science, technology, and engineering among middle school students from disadvantaged backgrounds, with particular emphasis placed on targeting underrepresented minorities and females. Penn InnoWorks targets middle school students from three areas in the City of Philadelphia area - West, North and Chinatown. Penn InnoWorks will also provide bi-monthly scientific demonstrations at local middle schools.

Penn Engineering Outreach Project for Livelihood and Education (PEOPLE)
PEOPLE is an organization designed to unite the Penn Engineering community in order to raise awareness of engineering as a possible career path for students in greater Philadelphia. Students work with engineering faculty, graduate students and staff to organize interactive presentations about all types of engineering for elementary through high school students. PEOPLE also serves the humanitarian community through fundraising efforts for SEAS community outreach projects and relief organizations.

CURRENT LOCAL PROJECTS AND PARTNERSHIPS

ACADEMY FOR AUTOMOTIVE AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (AAME)

ALGEBRA: A PIPELINE TO ENGINEERING CAREERS (APEC)

FOLK ARTS - CULTURAL TREASURES CHARTER SCHOOL (FACTS)

FUNDACION COSECHA SOSTENIBLE HONDURAS (FUCOHSO)

HONG KONG POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY, REHABILITATION ENGINEERING

MARIANA BRACETTI ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL

META CULTURAL AND DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION of CAMEROON (MECUDA)

PENN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

THE PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL OF THE FUTURE

W. B. SAUL AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL

 

 




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