Harvard SEAS Society of Hispanic Professional EngineersSHPE
Community for Hispanic students in STEM offering mentorship, professional development, peer academic support, youth outreach, and cultural events.
Also known as Harvard SEAS Society for Hispanic Professional Engineers, Harvard Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, Harvard Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE)
- Joining
- Open membershipFirst-years eligible · No experience needed
- When
- AnytimeNo deadline to join
About
Founded in 2016, Harvard SHPE builds a community where Hispanic students in STEM find mentorship, professional development, and lifelong familia - from your first problem set to the National Convention.
How to join
- Open membership — Anyone can join: sign up or come to a meeting.
Details
- Status
- Recognized
- Members
- 50+ members
What they do
- STEM outreach to Cambridge and Boston youth
- Cultural events: cafecito, familia dinners, noche de ciencia
- Weekly general body meetings on Thursdays at 7PM
- Noche de Lotería
- Internship recruiting timeline resource
- Newsletter
- Resume workshops, mock interviews, and recruiting nights with top firms
- Peer mentoring, study breaks, and problem set support
Mission, in their words
We open doors, and we hold them open for those who come next.
Sources
- CS clubsHarvard page · seen Sep 30, 2026
- Find a SEAS-affiliated student organizationHarvard page · seen Sep 30, 2026
- SEAS Student OrganizationsHarvard page · seen Sep 30, 2026
- SHPE at HarvardClub website · seen Oct 12, 2026
- Instagram: @harvardshpeClub's social account · seen Oct 3, 2026
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