The Society for Hispanic Professional Engineers is a professional organization whose goal is to enable Latinos to pursue, obtain and develop successful careers with top research and development, high-tech (i.e., hardware, software and IT services), and communications companies, as well as other science and engineering-based organizations.
Personal and Professional Development:
Participated in resume workshops and mock interviews.
Attended the annual SHPE National Conference.
Gained invaluable skills and insights into the engineering field.
I've held the following positions within the Northeastern SHPE Chapter
Professional Engagement:
Strategize and organize career fairs, connecting students and professionals with leading companies in STEM fields.
Design and conduct resume workshops, equipping members with the skills to craft compelling job applications.
Foster and maintain relationships between the collegiate community and industry partners, enhancing internship and job opportunities for members.
Coordinate networking events and informational sessions, facilitating valuable connections and insights into STEM careers.
Collaborate with corporate sponsors to secure support for events and initiatives, ensuring a broad impact on member professional development.
Impact and Contribution:
Fostered a sense of belonging and aspiration among young Latinos.
Shared knowledge and experiences, contributing to the educational and professional growth of the community.
Played a pivotal role in not only personal growth but also in enhancing the reach and influence of NU SHPE within the local community.
Community Engagement and Leadership:
Lead planning and execution of community outreach initiatives, fostering engagement and service.
Coordinate volunteer events, enhancing the organization's impact within local communities.
Develop partnerships with local organizations to promote STEM education among underrepresented groups.
Manage team of volunteers, ensuring effective participation and contribution to service projects.
Advocate for diversity in STEM, implementing programs that inspire the next generation of Hispanic engineers.