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We have two opportunities for tech fellowships with Global Health Corps for positions with exceptional non-profits in Burundi and Malawi next year!
Technical Support Officer in Kigutu, Burundi with Village Health Works:
This team will help implement Village Health Work’s (VHW) electronic medical
records system, manage IT needs, and train VHW staff on technical
issues. The team will work closely with VHWmedical staff and Partners
In Health IT staff to develop and maintain effective IT systems.
Software Engineer in Zomba, Malawi with Dignitas International.
This position requires both Java programming and general IT skills.
For more information regarding these fellowships please view the attached
documents, or visit apply.ghcorps.org. The new deadline to
apply for both fellowships is June 1, 2010.
More about us:
Global Health Corps is a fellowship program that works to mobilize a global community of emerging leaders to advance a movement for health equity. We recruit talented young professionals from around the world, train and support them, place them in year-long positions with great organizations, and then empower this growing community of young leaders to build lives dedicated to tackling health inequalities. We are in our first year, and have 22 fellows working in Rwanda, Tanzania, Malawi, and US with groups such as Partners In Health and the Clinton Foundation. We’re expanding for our second class.
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A job opportunity was just sent our way. It is for Land Development Engineer for Southeast Metro Stormwater Authority (SEMSWA). Click here for the job description. They are accepting applications for this position until June 1.
Please see www.semswa.org for an application form.
Submit an application and resume to:
Roxi Jones/HR Manager
SEMSWA
76 Inverness Drive E., Ste A
Englewood, CO 80112
rjones@semswa.org
Phone – 303-858-8844
Fax – 303-267-9551
Rob Kramer chairman of Global Water Trust is looking for an engineer for to help out on a Haiti project. Someone who can work with our Architect to budget and help implement the eventual build in Haiti. To learn more about Global Water Trust go to www.globalwatertrust.org. To email Rob Kramer click here.
 The 2010 tournament will be on Thursday, July 29th at the beautiful, one-of-a-kind ARROWHEAD Golf Club in Littleton (Website)(Course Tour). Voted # 1 public course in the Denver area, as well as one of America’s “Top 75 Public Courses” by, Golf Digest. Let all your colleagues, friends, and clients in the engineering community know about this year’s tournament. This year a burrito breakfast and BBQ lunch will provided along with free snacks and non-alcoholic beverages all morning.
All proceeds of this event go to civil engineering college students. You can download the registration form by clicking here. If you want your company name and logo to be seen by several different firms why not sponsor part of the tournament. You can download the sponsorship forms by clicking here.
Namaste,
We hope your plans will allow you to join us two weeks from today on April 11th for the Nepali Cultural Celebration. We have an entertaining and informative afternoon planned for you with information about the 2010 Nepal project along with Nepali music and Nepali food. We have also added some exciting items to our auction – a weekend in the Rockies and a hot air balloon ride!
The value of the work of EWB-CU Team Nepal was highlighted this past week on March 22nd, World Water Day. The UN specifically noted the treatment of wastewater as a significant factor in creating adequate world water supplies. The Reed Bed project in Nepal addresses exactly this issue.
 The UN’s theme for 2010 is “Clean Water for a Healthy World.”
“More people die from unsafe water than from all forms of violence, including war. These deaths are an affront to our common humanity, and undermine the efforts of many countries to achieve their development potential.”
Ban Ki-Moon, Secretary-General, United Nations
March 22, 2010
For more information on World Water Day: www.worldwaterday2010.info
If you are unable to join us, but would like to support the 2010 Nepal project, make a donation through the CU Foundation: www.cufund.org/giving-opportunities/fund-description/?id=3612 (in the comment section, please type EWB Nepal Celebration).
Denver, CO – A cry for clean drinking water, students from the Colorado School of Healing Arts will be hosting a fundraiser on Saturday, February 20th from 12:00-4:00pm at the Holiday Chalet, a Victorian B&B (www.HolidayChalet.com) located at 1820 East Colfax in Denver.
Students will be giving ½ hour ($45.00) or whole hour ($80.00) full body Swedish massages at the Holiday Chalet. All proceeds from the fundraiser will go directly to Engineers without Borders, a group whose mission it is to provide drinking water to countries all around the world! Funds are needed to continue the effort.
“The Holiday Chalet has a tea room where participants can enjoy our signature Tea’s and homemade scones, before or after the massage,” explains Holiday Chalet owner Crystal Sharp,” massages will take place in private guest rooms we’ve set aside specifically for this event. “
Participants will be pampered while funds are being raised to help those in need.
“Across the world we hear daily the struggle of poor countries to survive. Though as students we may not have deep pockets what we do have is a skill that can be shared – massage therapy,” shares student and event coordinator Ginger Vincent.
Reservations are required. Call Ginger for reservations or questions at (541) 915-0912. For more information Click here for the flyer.
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