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Students and villagers construct a ferrocement tank in Ecuador Don May, Ph.D.,
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Courses taught: Engr 103, Fundamentals of Engineering 1, Graphics in Design Engr 215, Fundamentals of Engineering 3, Design Engr 205, Surveying I Engr 305, Surveying II Engr 217, Statics Engr 221, Dynamics Engr 245, Sustainable Technology in the Developing World Engr 317, Mechanics of Materials Engr 321, Fluid Mechanics Engr 405, Engineering Design and Practice Engr/Phys 496, Senior Seminar Design I Engr/Phys 497, Senior Seminar Design II Engr 407, Thermal/Fluid Systems Lab Engr 425, Hydraulics and Hydrology |
The mission of VAP is to help needy communities in the developing world with their engineering needs, while involving and training a new kind of internationally responsible student. Projects have included the design and construction of water and sanitation systems, alternative energy systems, and schools in villages in Thailand, Laos, Myanmar, Ecuador and Nicaragua. We are committed to finding sustainable solutions which use appropriate technology. All student are welcome to participate. Site Coordinator LS-COAMP FLC is one
of 13 schools in an NSF funded initiative to increase the number of
underrepresented minority students graduating in science, technology,
engineering, and math in Colorado. We provide tutoring, mentoring, scholarships,
summer research opportunities and other services. |
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