The Min Family Challenge (MFC) was created to empower future generations of engineers to use their acquired knowledge and leverage the power of technology to better the world by serving the least fortunate and their pressing societal needs. Inspired by The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, this year’s challenge will support teams developing engineering solutions focused on addressing health risks resulting from poor air and water quality in local communities. The grand prize winner will receive $50K to help launch their company!
Interested participants should attend a special session on Monday, October 28, at 4 PM in MCB 102 to learn about the current challenges in air and water quality in local, low-income communities. This is a great opportunity to begin thinking about how you can make a real difference! Individuals and teams can apply without an idea. You must apply by December 1, 2019, but your final team does not need to be formed until late January. The challenge is open to all USC students and faculty, however, a current Viterbi student must serve on each team. If you are outside of Viterbi, please come to the session to meet our students!
Please RSVP for our session on October 28 in order to for us to provide enough materials and food.
RSVP HERE: https://forms.gle/NQs5UuZVK6C3o92u9
Published on October 22nd, 2019
Last updated on October 22nd, 2019