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EPICS (Engineering Projects in Community Service) High

Designing and delivering solutions that make a difference.

EPICS (Engineering Projects in Community Service) High

This exciting program is creating the next generation of social entrepreneurs and engineers! Engineering Projects in Community Service at Arizona State University (EPICS High) is an engineering design, service-based learning and social entrepreneurship program for high school and middle school students that incorporates the engineering and human-centered design processes in providing real solutions to real world problems. Thanks to generous industry support, over 30 EPICS schools in the Phoenix area receive access to online, standards-based curricula, training, project funding, engineering mentors, and field trips - at no cost to schools. EPICS High is a tool that helps educators move students from observers in their community to innovators. Past projects have addressed solutions for local as well as global audiences. Examples include: a water filtration system for families in the Philippines,  a composting system to transform lunchroom waste to soil for a school garden, a secure storage system for donated bikes, and an app to enhance learning experiences at Lowell Observatory.

At the core of EPICS High is the belief that ALL students can achieve high academic goals, attend college, and become community leaders.  Our students aren’t waiting to graduate to make a differencethey are tackling real-world problems today.

Learn more at http://epics.engineering.asu.edu/epics-high-school/

 

Support EPICS High at ASU

Your donation can provide valuable support to these areas:

EPICS High Olympiad Field Trip Event

$300 provides transportation for a school to attend

$50 provides materials for each team

$250 provides lunch for a class

EPICS High Showcase

$300 provides transportation for a school to attend

$500 provides awards to winning teams

Mentor

$400 provides a university mentor in a classroom twice a month for one semester

Team projects

$500 supports project supplies

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