The Ohio State University

While ECOS spends a significant amount of time focusing on projects which can be completed in and around members local communities, the organization also sets goals for developing countries throughout the world. ECOS has been involved in a variety service-learning projects to help organizations who need the abilities and products that engineers provide, but are unable to afford the cost. By providing these services, these developing areas are able to have basic needs such as clean water and simple irrigation systems for crops, which without ECOS, they would not be able to obtain.

• Asociación Maya Pedal
  Designing and building pedal-powered machines in Guatemala.
• Cookstove Design
  Computational fluid dynamics research with OSU faculty and a local professional engineer for improving cookstove design
• Montaña de Luz
  ECOS applies their engineering skills to help day to day life at this orphanage for children with HIV/AIDS in Honduras.
• Casa de Maria y El Niño Project [inactive]
  ECOS travelled to Medellin, Colombia to help bring computer access to children within this orphanage.
• International Educational Laboratory Development [inactive]
  Building low-cost educational laboratory projects for developing countries.
• Project Hope [inactive]
  Projeect Hope focuses on making health care availible to people all over the world located in under developed countries.