MSU’s Engineers without Borders “Glimpse of Kenya” photo display at Sola in December and January

Engineers Without Borders displays a collection of photos from their work in Kenya at Sola Café in December and January. The display features photos from members of EWB taken in the previous summer in Khwisero, Kenya intending to raise awareness for the EWB cause and to help provide funding for EWB’s mission in Kenya.

EWB at Montana State University is an interdisciplinary, student-run development organization working to bring potable water to families and school children in Khwisero, Kenya. The organization is composed of Montana State University students and is entirely led and run by them. The EWB mission is to provide 58 primary schools and communities in Khwisero with potable water and sanitation. In the past four years, EWB has installed six deep water wells, five composting latrines, and one biogas latrine, all of which were fundraised for and designed by MSU students in collaboration with local craftsmen. The showfeatures photos that prominently display EWB work in Kenya as well as the culture and hardships the Kenyan people face daily.

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Sola Artists

April and May artists: Laura B. Palmer and Christine Sutton

David Matherly: Works on display in February and March

Noah Lindgren to display work February and March

Outside Bozeman and Folk Dog Art at Sola

LORETTA DOMASZEWSKI and JANE QUINN display art at Sola in October and November

Marsha Karle nature paintings at Sola in August & September

April and May artists Lenore, Stevi and Tom at Sola Cafe

Justin Smith and Anna Hernandez artwork

MSU’s Engineers without Borders “Glimpse of Kenya” photo display at Sola in December and January

Outside Bozeman photo contest winners on display in December and January

MSU’s Engineers without Borders “Glimpse of Kenya” photo display at Sola in December and January


		home / Events, Art and Music Sola Artists April and May artists: Laura B. Palmer and Christine Sutton David Matherly: Works on display in February and March Noah Lindgren to display work February and March Outside Bozeman and Folk Dog Art at Sola LORETTA DOMASZEWSKI and JANE QUINN display art at Sola in October and November Marsha Karle nature paintings at Sola in August & September April and May artists Lenore, Stevi and Tom at Sola Cafe Justin Smith and Anna Hernandez artwork MSU’s Engineers without Borders “Glimpse of Kenya” photo display at Sola in December and January Outside Bozeman photo contest winners on display in December and January MSU’s Engineers without Borders “Glimpse of Kenya” photo display at Sola in December and January Engineers Without Borders displays a collection of photos from their work in Kenya at Sola Café in December and January. The display features photos from members of EWB taken in the previous summer in Khwisero, Kenya intending to raise awareness for the EWB cause and to help provide funding for EWB’s mission in Kenya. EWB at Montana State University is an interdisciplinary, student-run development organization working to bring potable water to families and school children in Khwisero, Kenya. The organization is composed of Montana State University students and is entirely led and run by them. The EWB mission is to provide 58 primary schools and communities in Khwisero with potable water and sanitation. In the past four years, EWB has installed six deep water wells, five composting latrines, and one biogas latrine, all of which were fundraised for and designed by MSU students in collaboration with local craftsmen. The showfeatures photos that prominently display EWB work in Kenya as well as the culture and hardships the Kenyan people face daily. This entry was posted on Friday, December 3rd, 2010 at 2:05 pm and is filed under Artists, events. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed. Comments are closed.