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Meet our Futur-neers: Eve Visser

Meet our Futur-neers: Eve Visser

Caption: EWB ACT Chapter Member, Eve Visser, gliding with the Richmond Gliding Club. As a high school student, Eve Visser was told by a career advisor that she shouldn’t consider university. However, Eve was determined not to let this dissuade her. She took it as...
Meet our Futur-neers: Erin Hughes

Meet our Futur-neers: Erin Hughes

Pictured: Erin running a Youth Outreach workshop with primary school students in the Torres Strait Growing up on a boat in the Torres Strait until she was 14, water was an integral part of Erin Hughes’ childhood. Today, it’s the focus of her work as an engineer. After...
Meet our Futur-neers: Hannah Jury

Meet our Futur-neers: Hannah Jury

Pictured: Arup-EWB Partnership Coordinator, Hannah Jury, is reaching for new heights in her role as a façade engineer. It’s not all calculations and writing reports when you’re an engineer. Sometimes you’re abseiling from some of the tallest buildings in Melbourne’s...
Meet our Futur-neers: Emily Chung

Meet our Futur-neers: Emily Chung

Feature image: Emily renovating women’s crisis accommodation with Habitat for Humanity as a volunteer in 2018.  “I’m quite motivated by doing things other people don’t. Being one of the only female students in my engineering classes didn’t bother me. I proved that I...
Meet our Futur-neers: Elise McCaul

Meet our Futur-neers: Elise McCaul

Image: UNSW Chapter Co-President, Elise McCaul, presenting a session about her experience delivering Youth Outreach at the 2022 Futur-neers Forum.  As Elise kicked off her first year studying a Bachelor of Civil Engineering at The University of New South Wales, it...
Meet our Futur-neers: David Sea

Meet our Futur-neers: David Sea

Pictured: David on-site in NSW in his role as an undergraduate process engineer with Metso Outotec in 2022. Growing up in Cambodia, David Sea never imagined he would one day be teaching children in rural Australia how to build floating houses like those on the Tonle...