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EPICS High

A national engineering-design service-learning program in which high school teams partner with schools or nonprofit organizations to identify community needs and design and deliver real engineering solutions, applying human-centered design across themes of community development, education, health, and sustainability.

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3-5 hours/week hrs/week
Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior
National
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