SHPE de ASU

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SHPE de ASU is a college chapter of The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers located at Arizona State University. The chapter was formed by five Hispanic students and their advisor Manuel Aroz. Their mission is the same as the National Organization, to form an organization of professional engineers to serve as role models in the Hispanic community located at Arizona State.

The Current Executive Board Information: SHPE de ASU Officers

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[edit] SHPE Related Information

As of 2007:

Classifcation: Medium
Region: 2
President: Luz Osuna
Advisor: Manuel Aroz

[edit] History

The SHPE student chapter at ASU was founded in 1982 by five Hispanic students who had an interest in belonging to a Hispanic organization. Said students attended a SHPE conference in Los Angeles and this motivated the students to organize a SHPE Student Chapter in the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences. These students then recruited other Hispanic students to participate and created their own ASU chapter that year.[1]

[edit] CEMSWE

SHPE de ASU works with NSBE, SWE and AISES in an umbrella organization called CEMSWE, the Coalition of Engineering Minority Societies and Society of Women Engineers, to support the Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering in their Diversity Recruitment and Retention Programs like MEP.[2]

[edit] Community Service

SHPE de ASU is active in the Hispanic Community in the Maricopa County and is always looking for new ways to help the kids in the Area engage in Engineering activities as well as academics. In February of 2006 the students at Isaac Middle School with the assistance of SHPE de ASU members completed the FIRST Robotics Competition with recognition for the teams hardship. They were given the "Against All Odds" award for being able to compete even though the team had limited support by the school and faculty. [3]

[edit] Awards

SHPE de ASU has won the following awards:

2007 Award Place
ASU Best Web Design[4]
2006
NTCC Website Design Competition 1st Place
NTCC Mobile Device Competition 2nd Place
2005
ASU Best Web Design[5]

[edit] Trivia

The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers National Conference, formally known as NTCC (National Technical Career Conference), is held in a new location every year since SHPE de ASU made the first proposal in 1992 to hold the conference in Phoenix Arizona. The Conference will be returning to Phoenix Arizona in 2008.

[edit] Website Development

SHPE de ASU.net, the student chapter official website, runs the latest version of the Drupal CMS Framework.

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