Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers at ASU
Arizona State University
About Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers at ASU
Based at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona, the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) serves as a vital community hub for Hispanic engineering students navigating their academic and professional journeys. This student-led organization recognizes that success in STEM fields extends beyond classroom achievement—it requires belonging, mentorship, and a strong support network rooted in shared cultural identity and professional aspirations.
At its core, SHPE de ASU exists to create a genuine sense of community among Hispanic engineering students at Arizona State. The organization understands that representation matters and that students thrive when surrounded by peers who share similar backgrounds and experiences. By bringing together students across all engineering disciplines, SHPE fosters an inclusive environment where members can celebrate their heritage while pursuing rigorous technical education.
The organization's commitment to community extends to the broader Hispanic population through intentional outreach efforts. SHPE actively works to increase the pipeline of Hispanic students earning STEM degrees, recognizing this as essential for community advancement and economic opportunity. Through junior chapter development and targeted STEM events, the organization invests in younger students, creating pathways for future engineers to discover their potential early.
What distinguishes SHPE de ASU is its holistic approach to student development. Regular social gatherings complement professional development sessions, creating balanced opportunities for relationship building and skill advancement. The organization's recognition as a National Chapter of the Year reflects not just institutional success, but the genuine impact it has on individual students' lives and trajectories. For Hispanic engineering students at Arizona State University in Tempe, AZ, SHPE represents more than a club—it's a family, a network, and a launching pad for meaningful careers in engineering and beyond.