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It’s time to highlight members from Built World

It’s time to highlight members from Built World Enterprise. First up Eden Traub, and 3rd year Environmental Engineer. She is currently working on WERC Task 1 where she is focused on Wastewater Reuse for Rural Communities. She expresses that “Built World is a great environment to learn and challenge yourself while having fun. I have always felt welcomed in class. I really am liking how my project has related to the classes I've been taking, it really enhances my understanding.” Outside of the class she explains “I am a big fan of fancy cheese and cracker combinations, I love to eat and make food. I am also a part of the women's club soccer team, and love to run. In the winter I LOVE cross country skiing and downhill skiing.”

Built World Enterprise wishes you a happy and heal

Built World Enterprise wishes you a happy and healthy 2023!

This weeks member spotlight falls onto Ryan Andric

This weeks member spotlight falls onto Ryan Andrick. Ryan is a second year Environmental Engineer and is the team lead for the Timber Strong team. “He likes enterprise so much because he enjoys learning about the different projects and how each one works separately but join together to better optimize the work we are doing!” Other than enterprise, Ryan is looking forward to winter for the start of snowmobiling and broomball season

BWE has grown by leaps and bounds and we have a lo

BWE has grown by leaps and bounds and we have a lot of new faces. With that being said we are bringing back Member of the Week! This week we are highlighting Ondrea Ream, a 2nd year Environmental Engineer on our Timber Strong Team. She is grateful that BWE is teaching her about statics before she has to tackle the class. Outside of BWE Ondrea is on the Club Softball Team and a member of SWE.

Our steel bridge team really does admire the const

Our steel bridge team really does admire the construction of the H-Stem!

Thank you to everyone who stopped by and joined us

Thank you to everyone who stopped by and joined us for K-Day. We had a blast meeting everyone!

Come on by our booths at K-Day this Friday!!

Come on by our booths at K-Day this Friday!!

Highlighting our Success from Spring 2022! Our ACR

Highlighting our Success from Spring 2022! Our ACRP team placed 3rd overall in their competition. The Airport Cooperative Research Program focuses on finding practical solutions to current airport challenges! Congratulations on all of your hard work!

We had our poster presentations today during our m

We had our poster presentations today during our meeting time. Thank you to all the teams for your hard work this year and we wish our seniors good luck in the future!

Busy day at Design Expo! Here are some of our memb

Busy day at Design Expo! Here are some of our members excited to show off our work.

Our Member of the Week is our Digital Relations Ch

Our Member of the Week is our Digital Relations Chair Francine Rosinski!

Francine is a 2nd-year environmental engineering student apart of the WERC team. Francine likes enterprise because she gains skills used in industry and learns new things (like the copper smelting process-which the WERC team studied heavily for their project this year).

Outside of enterprise, Francine is the vice president for the Keweenaw Youth for Climate Action and loves to go hiking and skiing!

Our Member of the Week is Joe Dlugos! Joe is a 2n

Our Member of the Week is Joe Dlugos!

Joe is a 2nd-year environmental engineering student apart of the EPA Rainworks Challenge. Joe likes enterprise because he loves how it pertains to the area of expertise that he would like to go into. He is able to learn valuable information about his future career while also creating a wonderful project that could possibly be put into effect.

Aside from BWE, Joe is also the Month-Long Statue Chair for Blue Key Honor Society and is always staying busy with work to do!

A very big congratulations to our WERC team for pl

A very big congratulations to our WERC team for placing 1st overall in their task for the bench scale demonstration, 2nd overall in their task and 2nd overall in the competition for the flash talks! We are very proud of you and thank you for representing Michigan Tech well for our first time competing in this competition!

Our WERC team has had a great time so far at the W

Our WERC team has had a great time so far at the WERC Environmental Design competition in New Mexico and has gained valuable knowledge they can’t wait to apply in the future. We are very grateful for all the great feedback and connections we have made with the judges and fellow students!

Our Member of the Week is Jake McDowell! Jake is

Our Member of the Week is Jake McDowell!

Jake is a 3rd-year environmental engineering major on the WERC team! Jake says, "BWE is an amazing atmosphere to be around, we are a smaller enterprise so everyone knows each other and supports what project you are working on. Specifically, I enjoy working on the WERC competition because we are the first team to compete from BWE and we can really make this project our own, and we get to travel to New Mexico! Lastly, BWE allows you to grow leaps and bounds within your major, whether that experience in the lab or sharpening your report writing skills,"

Outside of BWE, Jake is a member of the Beta Sigma Theta fraternity, Order of Omega, and the Interfraternity Council.

Our WERC team is excited to be traveling to New Me

Our WERC team is excited to be traveling to New Mexico this weekend to compete in the WERC Environmental Design Competition run through New Mexico State University. They have been researching finding a value added use for copper slag. Special thanks to NMSU and to Freeport-McMoRan for sponsoring the team’s task. Good luck to the team!

BIG congratulations to our steel bridge team! They

BIG congratulations to our steel bridge team! They placed 2nd overall at the Eastern Great Lakes Regionals this weekend. We are so proud of you and love having you guys apart of BWE.

Our Member of the Week is our Public Outreach Chai

Our Member of the Week is our Public Outreach Chair Lucy Toppen!

Lucy is a 4th-year environmental engineering major on the Engineers Without Borders team. Lucy loves the team aspect of our enterprise, no matter what you are working on there is always someone you can go to to find great feedback or help.

Lucy is also involved with the women's ultimate frisbee team here at Tech and is the captain for them. In her free time, she loves to ski.

Thank you for all your hard work in our enterprise Lucy and good luck in the future!

Last Saturday, members of BWE were tour guides for

Last Saturday, members of BWE were tour guides for Preview Day. We gave an interactive tour of the CEGE department and had a lot of fun. We were excited to meet these incoming students and can’t wait to see them on campus next year!

Our Member of the Week is Dylan Lane! Dylan is a

Our Member of the Week is Dylan Lane!

Dylan is a 3rd-year environmental engineering student a part of the Engineers Without Borders (EWB) project. Dylan likes enterprise because you get to learn as you go, he gets to practice his Spanish, and he designs with the intent for the project to be implemented.

Dylan is also the president of the Engineers Without Borders club and in his free time, he likes to ski through the glades at Mont Ripley and occasionally bike in Copper Harbor.

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