HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) -- The University of Southern Indiana's Engineers in Action Chapter helped to construct pedestrian bridges in Southern Africa.

The chapter led a team of students to help build the bridges in Eswatini. The bridges help to provide year-round safe access for over 6,000 residents to cross a river and access resources.

Officials say the projects help to demonstrate the strength of the engineering program's ability to focus on real-world applications and build skills.

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