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🚨#BREAKING: A group of 13 engineering students have been using their college classes to design bridges for victims of Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina. Every student has a goal to complete at least 1 bridge before the end of the school year. INCREDIBLE!!!!!!

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Chaotic Genius1 year ago

This is what real education should be about, building, innovating, and solving real problems. Instead of wasting time on woke nonsense, these students are actually contributing to society. More of this, less of the DEI garbage.

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Power Homeschool1 year ago

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🇺🇸~Deb~🇺🇸1 year ago

This is the epitome of great service to our community and everyone needs to take the examples of service from them, the Amish and so many others who have helped.

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Kelly G1 year ago

That is fantastic! God bless all that are helping WNC🙏

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Brian Phillips1 year ago

This is an excellent example of how students should be learning by working on real world problems! Higher education has become so focused on theory and it shows when students hit the job market. Nursing is another example. You learn the best caring for an actual patient!

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Don Wall1 year ago

Encouraging to see engineering students actually solving real world problems.

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Laura Starks1 year ago

What a great real-world engineering project! Truly the kind of assignment any engineering student would want.

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Tammy D1 year ago

This is amazing and good for everyone. The students are getting real-world experience and the community benefits.

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Michael Teti1 year ago

It’s hopeful that students are using college to learn something useful. Hats off to these young people

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Lourdes Schroeder1 year ago

Love it! Let compassion for our neighbors and love for our country flourish 💪❤️🇺🇲

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Carole1 year ago

This is fantastic!! That teacher is doing a phenomenal thing! 👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️

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