SHPE Club History
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE)
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2018-2019 Academic Year |
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President: Toni Castillo Planned Fall 2018 Activities:
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2017-2018 Academic Year |
President: Onomewerike (Robo) Okumo Club Activities for Spring 2018:
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2016-2017 Academic Year |
President: Tanya Garcia Since their establishment, SHPE has worked to create a strong community within the ERE department. Rather than participating in projects or competitions like other clubs, SHPE focuses on helping students excel academically, celebrating and educating each other and our cultures, and building a welcoming community for its members. To accomplish their goals in the 2016-2017 academic year, SHPE continued to host ERE peer tutoring, provided and promoted academic resources such as videos, workshops and mentoring, hosted the annual Dia de los Muertos (October) event and the Celebracion Latin@ (Cesar Chavez Day), provided a safer place to talk about issues that impact the Latin@ community, become involved in the Hispanic Serving Institution grant writing process, provided opportunities for lower division students to seek aid in academic planning, and hosted roller skating, dancing, games and dinner for the ERE community. |
2015-2016 Academic Year |
Alumni Noé Martinez(right) and Maria Diaz(left) dancing at SHPE's first Celebración Latin@ event at La Chiquita aka Esteban's President: Neftali Eunice Romero Since their establishment, SHPE has worked to create a strong community within the ERE department. Rather than participating in projects or competitions like other clubs, SHPE focuses on helping students excel academically, celebrating and educating each other and our cultures, and building a welcoming community for its members. To accomplish their goals in the 2015-2016 academic year, SHPE hosted ERE peer tutoring, provided and promoted academic resources such as videos, workshops and mentoring, hosting the annual Dia de los Muertos (October) event and the new Celebracion Latin@ (Cesar Chavez Day), provided a safer place to talk about issues that impact the Latin@ community, become involved in the Hispanic Serving Institution grant writing process, provided opportunities for lower division students to seek aid in academic planning, and hosted roller skating, dancing, games and dinner for the ERE community. This year, SHPE also began a new annual tradition for the ERE community. They hosted a graduation event to provide a guaranteed location for dinner on grad night, including a buffet as well as an after party for all graduates and their friends and families. (from left to right): Alumni & Humboldt SHPE founder Jairo Luque Villanueva, Isabel Contreras, current Pres Tanya Garcia, previous pres Neftali Eunice Romero @ the 2016 SHPE National conference in Seattle, WA. |
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