Global Access to Water

The Engineers for International Development (EfID) George Mason University chapter grants students opportunities building projects that provide water to communities in need.

Engineering Professors Research Impacts of Bridge Collapse

Faculty research the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge using data from port authorities, transportation committees, and shipping routes.

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Leslie Hernandez wearing a construction uniform at her civil engineering internship
Constructing Her Future

Leslie Hernandez, a first-generation civil and infrastructure engineering student, spoke about her internship with Clark Construction.

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