Mission Statement The Journal welcomes manuscripts based on the original work of students, faculty and researchers with a specific focus on projects, programs, research and pedagogy that involve humanitarian engineering, social entrepreneurship, and service learning.
A primary purpose of the Journal is to foster inquiry into rigorous engineering design and research and direct those efforts toward solving problems of marginalized communities. The examination of cultural appropriateness is emphasized along with the application of appropriate technologies and entrepreneurial application of sustainable solutions. Focus is also placed on associated pedagogy and the dissemination of project results as the Journal seeks to nurture service learning in engineering as a distinct body of knowledge.
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| A collection of articles from engineering academics and practioners about engineering service, enterpreneurship, and humanitarian engineering has been published by IJSLE. |
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| Posted: 2012-04-12 |
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Vol 6, No 2
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Articles
| Community-Led Sanitation in Simoonga, Zambia |
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Maggie McDaniel, Emerson Prebil, Robert Swap, Caroline Berinyuy, Dillon Chapman, Hallie Eilerts, Jack McDaniel |
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