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Engineers without borders: An empirical investigation of member's defining characteristics

The present study is an empirical investigation of characteristics associated with membership in Engineers Without Borders (EWB). EWB is an international organization that has grown rapidly over the past decade. Despite this growth, few studies have investigated the characteristics of EWB members. The present study investigates these characteristics via survey research targeting the student body at a large state university in the American West.

Kaitlin Litchfield | Amy Javernick-Will | Daniel Knight

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