Our Executive Board

To start my own business and go into real estate and investment.

Develop a solid SHPEtinas Branch and provide professional, academic and social development opportunities to all members.

Work in the space industry, develop satellites and telescopes for scientific observation.

Involve ourselves with other diversity clubs. Involve our members with research.

Become an astronaut or mission specialist.

Successfully grow our chapter by reaching out to more students and engaging with other chapters.

My career goal is to become an Aerospace Engineer to further aid in space exploration by working closely with companies such as SpaceX, Boeing, Blue Origin, ULA, and NASA. I envision myself specializing in structural design and systems to further improve spacecraft structures being used today and in the future. I also plan on being an advocate for the Latino STEM community in the workforce and at the University.

Give the best of my abilities to make sure all members are using all resources SHPE has to offer at the University, Regional, and National levels.

Enter the engineering workforce to be able to provide for myself, and my family.

Be involved in an Aerospace company that contributes to manufacturing aircraft-related parts.

Help the club as much as possible by bringing about the events planned for the academic year and helping the chapter connect through its various platforms on social media.

To get a job within the autonomous industry and work towards getting an MBA degree.

As social chair, my SHPE goal is to organize fun and interactive events to reduce stress from classes while developing interpersonal skills.

My career goals include being able to confidently design spacecraft and satellites. Ultimately helping advance human curiosity to the next level.

For every member to have community service hours and experience so that they can become well-rounded professionals who value and cares for their community! Let’s become better professionals together!

My career goals are to get involved in research throughout school and eventually work for a commercial space company where I can work on the front lines of space privatization!

The goals I have for the chapter are for us to become a “home away from home” for Hispanic students at Riddle. For these students to find a sense of belonging amongst us and for them to feel supported through our programs.

To obtain a position with a rising technology-focused company using the skills I learned throughout the years.

Update our club’s website with events and opportunities for all of our members.

To be a professional astronautical engineer and a math professor.

To keep in contact and develop good activities to gather all the graduate students.