Clemson Engineers for Developing Countries receives support from Eastman, Fluor
May 17, 2017
Clemson Engineers for Developing Countries (CEDC), an interdisciplinary, student-directed, applied engineering program that integrates civic engagement to improve the quality of life and work in Haiti’s Central Plateau, have received support from major corporations such as Eastman and Fluor. Through donation of time, talents and resources, these companies and CEDC will work together to advance the field of engineering and develop innovative solutions.
CEDC recently held their bi-annual CEDC Summit to share their research and achievements from the most recent semester as they seek to make innovations that will improve the quality of life for residents of Haiti.