Marquette Engineers Without Borders on Building Pedestrian Bridges
In Guatemala, suspension bridges designed and built by Milwaukee student engineers with the assistance of Milwaukee Rotary are changing lives – more children go to school more often, more and better health care becomes available, and farmers get their crops more easily to market. Learn how these life changing bridges are designed and constructed from two members of the Marquette University student chapter of Engineers without Borders: Matt Frank, a Senior student in Construction Engineering and Claire Randall, a Senior student in Civil Engineering. The program will be moderated by Rotarian Mark Federle, MU Associate Dean of Academic Affairs.
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