Bring the chemistry, biology, and math principles your students are learning in the classroom to life with this inspiring keynote by Engineers Without Borders’s Natalie Celmo. She’ll talk about communities they’re partnered with throughout the world, and also describe her career journeys and how they chose engineering.
Students will have the opportunity to ask questions, as well as current college students who are studying related fields.
Senior Program Engineer,
Engineers Without Borders USA
Schedule
Our live events bring engineering, math, and science to life by giving students the chance to hear from professional engineers.
Natalie Celmo is the Program Director for U.S. Community Programs at Engineers Without Borders USA.
She is leading efforts to connect under-resourced communities with pro-bono engineering support for water, wastewater, and other civil infrastructure needs. She believes that engineering should be grounded in empathy as much as technical skill, and her work centers equitable, long-term solutions.
Natalie began as an EWB-USA volunteer in 2010 before joining the staff in 2020, following earlier experience in project management for commercial construction. She is a licensed Professional Engineer with a B.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh.
Short format
Now under an hour so you can fit them easily into your class schedule
Flexible use in curriculum
Perfect as a standalone session or to complement one of our 17 hands-on labs
A focus on inspiration
Exciting presentations + live Q&A with industry-leading
Your students will come together virtually with other classes all over the country to learn about a specific topic in engineering and complete their own related projects.
Participate live for the event — or attend as much as you can and watch the rest on demand.