EWB-USA 2012 Annual Report

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MISSION & VISION

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LETTER FROM CATHY

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS FINANCIALS [7] How We Fund EWB-USA [8] Statement of Financial Position [9] Statement of Activities WHO WE ARE [11] Staff [12] Members [13] Award Winners OUR PROGRAMS [15] Where We Work [16] Community Development Program [17] Education Program GRANTS AND FUNDING [19] Project Grants [20] Corporate Partners [21] Corporate Partners Continued

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CHAPTERS

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THANK YOU!

MISSION EWB-USA SUPPORTS COMMUNITY-DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS WORLDWIDE BY COLLABORATING WITH LOCAL PARTNERS TO DESIGN AND IMPLEMENT SUSTAINABLE ENGINEERING PROJECTS, WHILE CREATING TRANSFORMATIVE EXPERIENCES AND RESPONSIBLE LEADERS.

VISION OUR VISION IS A WORLD IN WHICH THE COMMUNITIES WE SERVE HAVE THE CAPACITY TO SUSTAINABLY MEET THEIR BASIC HUMAN NEEDS, AND THAT OUR MEMBERS HAVE ENRICHED GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES THROUGH THE INNOVATIVE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES THAT THE EWB-USA PROGRAM PROVIDES.

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[ MISSION & VISION ]

LETTER FROM CATHY Milestones offer great opportunities for reflection. This year marked EWB-USA’s 10th anniversary, and I can say with confidence we are stronger than ever. You don’t have to take my word for it--this overview of 2012 shows the strengths of the global leaders we are proud to call our members as well as the many programmatic success stories of the EWB-USA headquarters team.

But we didn’t do this alone. EWB-USA is fortunate to have many great assets that have helped us reach this milestone. Our members, donors, community partners and staff unite diverse skills and resources that have allowed our impact to grow exponentially.

Although skills and resources are essential, passion for our mission is what brought us to this point and drives us forward into the next decade. In 2002, EWB-USA began with a handful of passionate individuals. Today, we are a vast, diverse network of 13,800 dedicated members. These hard-working members volunteer their time to more than 300 chapters across the United States working in 47 countries around the world.

Passion was and always will be our tie that binds. I invite you to flip through the 2012 Annual Report and celebrate the accomplishments of EWB-USA’s global movement to build a better world. I’m eager to see where this continued momentum carries us in our next decade!

Sincerely,

Cathy Leslie 4

[ LETTER FROM CATHY ]

2012 EWB-USA BOARD OF DIRECTORS DANIEL L. HARPSTEAD → P.E., President Principal, Kleinfelder, Inc.

Kathy J. Caldwell → P.E. President, Caldwell Cook and Associates

DAVID G. MONGAN → P.E., President Elect Past President, ASCE

Catherine A. Leslie → P.E., ex officio Executive Director, Engineers Without Borders USA

David Stewart → Ph.D., P.E., Past President President and CEO, Stewart Environmental Consultants

Micki A. Marshall → P.E., ASME Representative Systems Analysis and Software - Advanced Concepts UTC Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne

Bob Walker → P.E., Treasurer VP Engineering Applications, Underground Solutions, Inc. Bernard AmadeI → Ph.D., Ex Officio Founder, Engineers Without Borders USA Professor of Civil Engineering, University of Colorado Joseph “Bud” Ahearn Vice Chairman, CH2M HILL Susan Bolton → Ph.D., Professor College of Forest Resources and Adjunct Professor, Civil & Environmental Engineering University of Washington Dr. Paul W. Brandt-Rauf → SCD, MD Dean, School of Public Health University of Illinois

Hannah E. Moore → Student EWB-USA Representative EWB-USA Columbia University Student Chapter Michael W. Paddock → P.E., Professional Member Representative EWB-USA Wisconsin Professional Partners Chapter Senior Project Manager, CH2M HILL Gregory Sauter → P.E. Executive Vice President, AECOM Paul R. Shea → P.E. President, CDM Smith Constructors, Inc. Robert D. Stevens → Ph.D., P.E., ASCE Representative ARCADIS

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[ BOARD OF DIRECTORS ]

FINANCIALS

HOW WE FUND EWB-USA

Please note that 40% of university chapters’ funds are managed by the university 501(c)(3).

Those financial activities are not reflected in the EWB-USA financial statement or Annual Report.

REVENUE

TOTAL REVENUE

DONATIONS

0%

3%

3%

OTHER $16,708

PROGRAM REVENUE $300,766

4%

9%

15%

TOTAL EXPENSES

5%

GENERAL & ADMINISTRATIVE $344,527

100%

27%

43%

CONTRIBUTIONS - CORPORATIONS $2,472,351

IN-KIND DONATIONS $3,981,450

CONTRIBUTIONS - INDIVIDUAL $1,409,127

CONTRIBUTIONS - OTHER NONPROFITS $798,146

MEMBERSHIP $290,561

EXPENSE

$9,269,109

$8,166,020

100%

6% EDUCATION PROGRAM $512,750

85% COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM $6,898,006

FUNDRAISING $410,737 7 Your support makes a difference. Please call 720.204.3222 or visit ewb-usa.org to make a financial contribution.

[ FINANCIALS ]

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION 2012

2011

Cash and Cash Equivalents

3,322,441

2,305,395

Investments

ASSETS Current Assets

1,061,848

1,053,096

PRomises to Give

82,742

31,154

Due from ASCE

48,335

60,679

Prepaid Expense

22,885

58,538

Project Advances

46,980

77,997

4,585,231

3,586,859

Property & Equipment (Net)

68,509

19,011

Intangible Assets (Net)

49,802

54,437

Deposits

14,304

14,304

4,717,846

3,674,611

Accounts Payable & Accrued Expenses

197,932

268,995

Agency Liability

295,644

190,000

Deferred Revenue

148,870

243,305

Total Liabilities

642,446

702,300

33,021

(12,078)

4,042,379

2,984,389

Total Net Assets

4,075,400

2,972,311

Total Liabilities & Net Assets

4,717,846

3,674,611

Total Current Assets

Total Assets

LIABILITIES Current Liabilities

NET ASSETS Unrestricted Restricted

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STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

For further explanation of our fiscal impact, view our annual Audited Financial Statement and IRS form 990 at www.ewb-usa.org

2012 SUPPORT AND REVENUE Contributions & Grants Less Costs of Direct Benefits to Donors Net Contributions & Grants Member Dues - Professionals Chapter Fees - External Registration - Conferences Registration - Workshops In-Kind Contributions

2011

UNRESTRICTED

TEMPORARILY UNRESTRICTED

TOTAL

TOTAL

$1,796,853

$2,942,175

$4,739,028

$3,530,806

(59,404)

-

(59,404)

(50,611)

1,737,449

2,942,175

4,679,624

3,480,195

254,630

35,931

290,561

314,078

81,644

-

81,644

53,700

133,630

-

133,630

198,329

75,392

-

75,392

66,943

3,981,450

-

3,981,450

3,792,000

Interest/Dividends

8,028

1,425

9,453

7,348

Gains (Loss) on InvestMents

3,123

3,798

6,921

(885)

Miscellaneous

10,434

10,009

1,925,339

( 1,925,339 )

-

-

$8,211,119

$1,057,990

$9,269,109

$7,921,717

7,410,756

-

7,410,756

6,932,156

General & Administrative

344,527

-

344,527

336,465

Fundraising

410,737

-

410,737

412,408

$8,166,020

-

$8,166,020

$7,681,029

45,099

1,057,990

1,103,089

240,688

Net Assets (Beginning of Period)

(12,078)

2,984,389

2,972,311

2,731,623

Net Assets (End of Period)

$33,021

$4,042,379

$4,075,400

$2,972,311

Net Assets Released froM Restrictions Total Support and Revenue

10,434

EXPENSE Program Services

Total Expenses

Change in Net Assets

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WHOWEARE

EWB-USA’S MEMBERS ARE THE BOOTS ON THE GROUND OF OUR MISSION TO BUILD A BETTER WORLD. Over the past decade, EWB-USA has grown from a handful of passionate individuals to a vast, diverse network of dedicated members ranging from first-year engineering students to public health professionals. In 2012, these hard-working members traveled to 35 countries around the world to volunteer their time and skills.

13,836

72%

303

1,420

TOTAL MEMBERS

ACTIVE CHAPTERS

STUDENTS

MEMBERS TRAVELED IN 2012

28%

PROFESSIONALS

35

PROJECT COUNTRIES TRAVELED TO IN 2012

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IN 2012, WE RECOGNIZED THREE OUTSTANDING EWB-USA MEMBERS FOR THEIR UNWAVERING COMMITMENT TO BUILDING A BETTER WORLD.

DR. CURT NELSON

AARON OPDYKE

JODI GENTRY

Aaron Opdyke joined EWB-USA in

Jodi Gentry became involved with

2009 and quickly emerged as a leader

EWB-USA in 2007 as the founding

Dr. Curt Nelson is the founding faculty

in the EWB-USA California Polytechnic

president of the the EWB-USA

advisor for the EWB-USA Walla Walla

University Chapter. As the chapter

University of Kansas Chapter, where

University Chapter. He has been working

president, Aaron oversees projects

she served as sanitation project lead

with the chapter since 2006, leading

in Nicaragua, Thailand and India.

for the chapter’s first project in Bolivia.

students on trips to assess, implement

He co-founded the chapter’s India

In March 2011, Jodi co-founded the

and monitor elementary school building

program and led the team on its initial

EWB-USA Sunflower State Professional

projects in Honduras. Curt’s hands-

assessment trip as a project manager.

Chapter and served as the founding

on leadership of the EWB-USA Walla

Aaron’s leadership has improved

president until 2013. She travels to

Walla University Chapter enriches all

camaraderie and collaboration both

eastern Guatemala every six months

facets of the chapter’s operations, from

within his chapter and within their

to work on the chapter’s first water

conference presentations to field work.

partner communities.

supply project. Jodi’s enthusiastic

Student Founders Award

Professional Founders Award

Peter J. Bosscher Faculty Advisor Award For Outstanding Leadership

leadership and initiative continues to be reflected in her EWB-USA roles throughout the Midwest region.

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[ WHO WE ARE ]

OURPROGRAMS

EWB-USA MEMBERS SPENT 2012 IN REMOTE CORNERS OF THE WORLD WORKING HARD TO MAKE EWB-USA’s VISION A REALITY

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Countries with EWB-USA Programs

389

Community Development Programs

5-year

Minimum Commitment to Each Community

Argentina Belize Bolivia Brazil Burkina Faso Cambodia Cameroon Costa Rica

Dominican Republic Ecuador El Salvador Ethiopia Fiji Ghana Guatemala Haiti

Honduras India Jamaica Kenya Laos Madagascar Malawi Mali

Mexico Moldova Morocco Nepal Nicaragua Niger Nigeria Panama

Paraguay Peru Philippines Rwanda Senegal Sierra Leone South Africa Tanzania

Thailand The Gambia Togo Tonga Uganda United States Zambia

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[ OUR PROGRAMS ]

SNAPSHOT OF AN EWB-USA PROGRAM

Chapter: Lehigh Valley Professional Chapter Location: Mattru Jong, Sierra Leone

Our programs originate with a community self-identifying their needs and requesting support from EWB-USA. Our members work with the community to assess, design, implement and monitor appropriate solutions for water supply, sanitation, energy, agriculture, civil works, structures and information systems.

The EWB-USA Lehigh Valley Professional Chapter’s (EWB-USA LVP) partnership with the Centennial Secondary School in Mattru Jong, Sierra Leone exemplifies the breadth of the EWB-USA community development model.

Ten years ago, rebels occupied the Centennial Secondary School during the Sierra Leone Civil War. The war took a significant toll on both the community and its infrastructure. As a result, the school’s water supply, sanitation system and electrical systems were completely destroyed.

TIMELINE

The EWB-USA LVP chapter united with the community in Mattru Jong in 2009 to design a multidisciplinary program to improve all facets of the school’s infrastructure. Today, the school is reopened and currently educates approximately 1,500 students.

2010

2011

2011

2012

Assess the community’s infrastructure needs

Begin bathhouse sanitation and refurbishment

Install solar photovoltaic system for 3 classrooms

Drill 47-meter deep well for school, install hand pump, refurbish 12,000-gallon water storage tank, install pour-flush toilets for staff

JANUARY

FEBRUARY

november

april

2013

Install new solar pump and 18 solar panels

2013

Complete bathhouse sanitation project with the installation of 12 flush toilets and rainwater management system

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ONGOING Monitoring and Evaluation

[ OUR PROGRAMS ]

The most prolific impact of EWB-USA’s work across the globe is the transfer of knowledge. Our education initiatives lay the foundation for all EWB-USA programs. From classroom to the field, they offer our members transformative experiences that enrich global perspectives and create responsible leaders.

EWB-USA’s 2012 conference series gave our members the opportunity to collaborate, network and share best practices through multiple events, including the international conference in the spring and seven regional conferences in the fall.

EWB-USA conferences always inspire me to keep moving forward.

I don’t think I could have had a more rewarding time and learned more anywhere else.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

REGIONAL CONFERENCES

We celebrated EWB-USA’s 10th anniversary at the 2012 international conference in Las Vegas, Nevada.

EWB-USA chapters hosted seven regional conferences across the United States in the fall.

775

Bernard Amadei, EWB-USA founder

1,013

ATTENDEES

Dan Roam, Digital Roam Inc. Founder

CONFERENCE

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS John Tracy, Boeing CTO & Senior VP of Engineering, Operations & Technology

TOTAL CONFERENCE ATTENDEES

CONFERENCE LOCATIONS San Luis Obispo, CA

Mt. Pleasant, MI

Boulder, CO

Orlando, FL

St. Louis, MO

Philadelphia, PA

Baton Rouge, LA

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[ OUR PROGRAMS ]

GRANTS&FUNDING

EWB-USA’s Project Grants Program presents funders with the unique opportunity to provide direct support to EWB-USA projects in communities around the world. Since 2007, EWB-USA has awarded more than $2.2 million in project grants through this biannual funding opportunity extended to our members in both the spring and fall.

THE 2012 PROJECT GRANTS PROGRAM WAS GENEROUSLY SUPPORTED BY THE FOLLOWING CORPORATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS: American Society of Civil Engineers

Lockheed Martin Corporation

The Boeing Company

Bechtel Corporation

Penetron International

Thornton Tomasetti

CannedWater4Kids

Pratt & Whitney

Tyler Palmer Memorial Fund

GeoEngineers

The 214 Philanthropic Foundation

324

109

$511,025

485,741

PROJECT GRANTS PROGRAM APPLICATIONS

PROJECT GRANTS PROGRAM AWARD RECIPIENTS

AWARDED TO PROJECTS

LIVES IMPACTED THROUGH THE 2012 GRANTS PROGRAM

ADDITIONAL EWB-USA GRANT AWARDS EWB-USA’s partnerships with fellow grant makers contribute greatly to our chapters’ important work around the globe.

A special thanks to the following organizations for supporting EWB-USA projects in 2012: Alcoa

Johnson & Johnson

Caterpillar Foundation

The Jenzabar Foundation

ERM Foundation

Waters Foundation

GPK Foundation

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[ GRANTS & FUNDING ]

CHAPTERS

CHAPTERS GREAT LAKES Southern Illinois University Carbondale Chapter Chicagoland Professional Chapter Illinois Institute of Technology Chapter University of Illinois Chicago Chapter Northern Illinois University Chapter Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Chapter Northwestern University Chapter Heart of Illinois Professional Chapter Bradley University Chapter East Central Illinois Professional Chapter University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Chapter

AWARD WINNING

Wright State University Chapter Miami University Chapter University of Toledo Chapter Wisconsin Professional Chapter Madison Area Professional Chapter University of Wisconsin Madison Chapter Marquette University Chapter University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Chapter Milwaukee School of Engineering Chapter University of Wisconsin Platteville Chapter West Virginia University Chapter Mid-Ohio Valley Professional Chapter

MOUNTAIN Northern Arizona University Chapter Phoenix Professional Chapter Arizona State University Chapter Southern Arizona Professional Chapter University of Arizona Chapter Rocky Mountain Professional Chapter University of Colorado Boulder Chapter Colorado Springs Professional Chapter Denver Professional Chapter High Plains Professional Chapter South Denver Professional Chapter

Indianapolis Professional Chapter

MIDWEST

IUPUI - Purdue School of Engineering Chapter

Iowa State University Chapter

Fort Collins Professional Chapter

University of Notre Dame Chapter

Iowa Professional Chapter

Colorado State University Chapter

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Chapter

University of Iowa Chapter

Colorado School of Mines Chapter

Valparaiso University Chapter

University of Kansas Chapter

Western Colorado Mountain Professional Chapter

Purdue University Chapter

Kansas State University Chapter

Treasure Valley Professional Chapter

University of Kentucky Chapter

Sunflower State Professional Chapter

Boise State University Chapter

University of Louisville Chapter

Wichita State University Chapter

University of Idaho Chapter

Detroit Professional Chapter

Minnesota State University Mankato Chapter

Montana State University Chapter

Kettering University Chapter

Minnesota Professional Chapter

Montana Tech - University of Montana Chapter

Calvin College Chapter

University of Minnesota Chapter

Montana Professional Chapter

Hope College Chapter

Red River Valley Professional Chapter

Carroll College Chapter

Michigan Technological University Chapter

Carleton College Chapter

Albuquerque Professional Chapter

Greater Lansing Professional Chapter

University of Missouri Columbia Chapter

University of New Mexico Chapter

Michigan State University Chapter

Kansas City Professional Chapter

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Tech Chapter

Central Michigan University Chapter

University of Missouri Kansas City Chapter

Utah State University Chapter

University of Akron Chapter

Missouri University of Science&Technology Chapter

Great Salt Lake Professional Chapter

Northeast Ohio Professional Chapter

Gateway Professional Chapter

University of Utah Chapter

Greater Cincinnati Professional Chapter

Washington University Chapter

Wyoming Professional Chapter

University of Cincinnati Chapter

Saint Louis University Chapter

University of Wyoming Chapter

Case Western Reserve University Chapter

North Dakota State University Chapter

Cleveland State University Chapter

University of North Dakota Chapter

NORTHEAST

Central Ohio Professional Chapter

University of Nebraska Chapter

Ohio State University Chapter

Nebraska Professional Chapter South Dakota State University Chapter

Fort Lewis College Chapter

New London County Professional Chapter Hartford Professional Chapter Trinity College Chapter

CHAPTERS

AWARD WINNING

Yale University Chapter

Syracuse Professional Chapter

Southern Methodist University Chapter

University of Connecticut Chapter

Syracuse University Chapter

Texas A & M University Galveston Chapter

University of Hartford Chapter

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry Chapter

Central Houston Professional Chapter

University of New Haven Chapter

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Chapter

South Houston Professional Chapter

University of Delaware Chapter

Lehigh Valley Professional Chapter

Rice University Chapter

Western Massachusetts Professional Chapter

Lehigh University Chapter

University of Houston Chapter

University of Massachusetts Amherst Chapter

Widener University Chapter

Southern Brazoria County Professional Chapter

Boston Professional Chapter

Lafayette College Chapter

Texas Tech University Chapter

Boston University Chapter

Central Pennsylvania Professional Chapter

Rio Grande Valley Professional Chapter

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Chapter

Pennsylvania State University Harrisburg Chapter

Alamo Professional Chapter

Northeastern University Chapter

Philadelphia Professional Chapter

University of Texas San Antonio Chapter

Harvard University Chapter

Drexel University Chapter

Tufts University Chapter

University of Pennsylvania Chapter

SOUTHEAST

University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Chapter

Temple University Chapter

Worcester Polytechnic Institute Chapter

Pittsburgh Professional Chapter

University of Maine Chapter

University of Pittsburgh Chapter

Portland Maine Professional Chapter

Carnegie Mellon University Chapter

University of New Hampshire Chapter

Pennsylvania State University Chapter

Rowan University Chapter

Villanova University Chapter

Stevens Institute of Technology Chapter

Brown University Chapter

Northern New Jersey Professional Chapter

University of Vermont Burlington Chapter

New Jersey Institute of Technology Chapter

Vermont Professional Chapter

Rutgers University Chapter

SOUTH CENTRAL

Princeton University Chapter Albany New York Professional Chapter Binghamton University - SUNY Chapter Manhattan College Chapter Cornell University Chapter New York Professional Chapter Brooklyn Queens Long Island Professional Chapter City College of New York Chapter Columbia University Chapter Polytechnic Institute of NYU Chapter New York Institute of Technology Chapter Clarkson University Chapter University of Rochester Chapter Union College Chapter Stony Brook University Chapter

Birmingham Professional Chapter Huntsville Professional Chapter University of Alabama Tuscaloosa Chapter Washington DC Professional Chapter Catholic University of America Chapter George Washington University Chapter Howard University Chapter George Washington University-Public Health Chapter University of Miami Chapter North Central Florida Professional Chapter University of Florida Gainesville Chapter

Baton Rouge Professional Chapter

Jacksonville Professional Chapter

Louisiana State University Chapter

University of North Florida Chapter

New Orleans Professional Chapter

South Central Florida Professional Chapter

University of New Orleans Chapter

Florida International University Chapter

Tulane University Chapter

University of Central Florida Chapter

Louisiana Tech University Chapter

Florida State University - FAMU Chapter

University of Oklahoma Chapter

University of South Florida Chapter

Oklahoma State University Chapter

University of Georgia Chapter

Oklahoma East Professional Chapter

Atlanta Professional Chapter

University of Tulsa Chapter

Georgia Institute of Technology Chapter

Greater Austin Chapter

Savannah State University Chapter

Lamar University Chapter

Chesapeake Professional Chapter

Texas A & M University Chapter

Johns Hopkins University Chapter

North Texas Professional Chapter

University of Maryland Baltimore County Chapter

CHAPTERS

AWARD WINNING

University of Maryland College Park Chapter

Orange County Professional Chapter

Northwest Washington Professional Chapter

Frederick County Professional Chapter

University of California Irvine Chapter

Western Washington University Chapter

Montgomery College Chapter

California State University Long Beach Chapter

Kitsap County Professional Chapter

Mississippi State University Chapter

Los Angeles Professional Chapter

Walla Walla University Chapter

University of Mississippi Chapter

University of California LA Chapter

Saint Martin’s University Chapter

Vicksburg Mississippi Professional Chapter

University of Southern California Chapter

Washington State University Chapter

Asheville Professional Chapter

California State University Los Angeles Chapter

Mid-Columbia Professional Chapter

University of N. Carolina Chapel Hill Chapter

Loyola Marymount University Chapter

Puget Sound Professional Chapter

Charlotte Professional Chapter

California Institute of Technology Chapter

Seattle University Chapter

University of N. Carolina Charlotte Chapter

Cal Poly State University Pomona Chapter

University of Washington Chapter

Duke University Chapter

University of California Riverside Chapter

Seattle Pacific University Chapter

Research Triangle Professional Chapter

Sacramento Valley Professional Chapter

Inland Northwest Professional Chapter

North Carolina State University Raleigh Chapter

California State University Sacramento Chapter

Gonzaga University Chapter

Charleston South Carolina Professional Chapter

Inland Empire Professional Chapter

Clemson University Chapter

San Diego Professional Chapter

University of South Carolina Chapter

San Diego State University Chapter

Chattanooga Professional Chapter

University of California San Diego Chapter

University of Tennessee Chattanooga Chapter

University of San Diego Chapter

Tennessee Tech University

San Francisco Professional Chapter

Memphis Professional Chapter

San Francisco State University Chapter

University of Memphis Chapter

San Jose State University Chapter

Nashville Professional Chapter

San Luis Obispo Professional Chapter

Vanderbilt University Chapter

Cal Poly State University SLO Chapter

Virginia Polytechnic Institute Chapter

Santa Barbara Ventura Professional Chapter

Virginia Military Institute Chapter

University of California Santa Barbara Chapter

Blue Ridge Professional Chapter

Santa Clara University Chapter

Hampton Roads Professional Chapter

Sonoma County Professional Chapter

James River Professional Chapter

Guam Professional Chapter

Virginia Commonwealth University Chapter

Honolulu Professional Chapter

WEST COAST

University of Hawaii Chapter

South Central Alaska Professional Chapter University of Alaska Anchorage Chapter University of California Berkeley Chapter University of California Davis Chapter North Coast Professional Chapter Fresno/San Joaquin Valley Professional Chapter California State University Fresno Chapter

Las Vegas Professional Chapter University of Nevada Las Vegas Chapter University of Nevada Reno Chapter Oregon State University Chapter Oregon Institute of Technology Chapter Portland Professional Chapter Portland State University Chapter University of Portland Chapter

Thank you for building a better world in 2012