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Racing Towards
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2022 Annual Report

Video Highlights
2022 National Convention

8,854 Hispanics in STEM in Charlotte

InternSHPE Program

1 debut cohort of 31 Medtronic interns

ScholarSHPE Program

346 scholarships totaling over $1,800,000

2022 NILA Conferences

214 certified chapter leaders and 189 chapter presidents

MESSAGE

from the CEO & Board Chair

Miguel Alemañy
Interim CEO
Fernando Paz
Board Chair

Hola Familia!

It’s that time again when we take a moment to reflect on the accomplishments of 2022 and acknowledge the exciting changes and sometimes difficult ones too. It was a year of embarking on new journeys while paying our respect to old ones.

It is impossible to think about this past year without acknowledging a huge loss. Rod Garcia, SHPE Founder and STEM visionary passed away in July. The saying goes, “We’re standing on the shoulders of giants,” and Rod was our giant. He was an architect, leader, advocate, and friend. The SHPE of today – and tomorrow – is only possible because of the work he started almost 50 years ago. We miss Rod every day but are so grateful for the impact he made and the thousands of lives he changed. He will never be forgotten.

As we said goodbye to Rod and committed ourselves to honoring his memory, SHPE looked to future horizons with a new strategic plan, organizational structure, board leadership, and government relations.

The year started with the National Board of Directors approving a three-year Strategic Plan. After thoughtful discussions with the SHPE Board, staff, regional leadership, and membership, a comprehensive framework was laid out based on three foundational objectives – Protect our Core, Grow to Prosper, and Establish Prestige & Respect in STEM. These goals were designed specifically to fill the gap between Hispanics and STEM and ensure that this workforce reflects the true diversity of our country. While it might evolve as the environment around us changes, this plan is the blueprint for SHPE’s growth through 2025.

In the summer, we appointed several new Board Members, including a new Board Chair, Fernando Paz. Fernando is Associate Vice President of Software Engineering at Cox Automotive, and a passionate advocate for SHPE’s mission. His leadership style is poised to take SHPE to the next level and prepare us for another 50 years of Hispanic excellence in innovation and technology.

Finally, we formally launched our Government Relations work by hiring a dedicated staff member to strengthen and develop our relationships with Congressional leaders, agency members, and the White House. Mariana Acuña Delgado is our new Senior Associate of Government Relations, and we’ve already seen some major successes including the passage of Senate Resolution 640, and SHPE’s elevated participation in the Department of Education’s #YOUBelongInSTEM Campaign.

All of these efforts have culminated in a record number of members coming to SHPE. With over 13,000 members and over $11 million in support, we’re truly a national force to be reckoned with. Every dollar raised is another dollar committed to our mission and vision and our continued financial growth allows us to better support our members and serve Hispanics in STEM. SHPE is strong and ready for what’s next.

So, as you can see, 2022 was about moving forward without forgetting where we came from. Thank you for being there through it all, Familia. We can’t wait to see how 2023 unfolds!

All the best,

Fernando Paz, Board Chair

Miguel Alemañy, Interim CEO

About SHPE

Mission

mission

SHPE changes lives by empowering the Hispanic community to realize its fullest potential and to impact the world through STEM awareness, access, support, and development.

Vision

vision

SHPE’s vision is a world where Hispanics are highly valued and influential as the leading  innovators, scientists, mathematicians and engineers.

Values

values

familia

familia

We take responsibility for our collective strength and passion by developing communities, building a diverse and inclusive membership, and challenging each other to be our best.

service

service

We act on a foundation of service. We commit to deliver the highest levels of quality, integrity, and ethical behavior. We act with empathy, patience, and understanding.

education

education

We value formal education and professional development. We are dedicated to continuous improvement and renewal. We learn from successes, setbacks, and each other.

resilience

resilience

We embrace our diverse cultures and communities, which enable us to adapt, thrive, and persist with optimism.

1943-2022

Rod Garcia

We lost a giant this year. A visionary, leader, advocate, and friend, SHPE’s founder Rod Garcia passed away on July 2, 2022.

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Founder Rod Garcia talks about the beginnings of SHPE and how the organization has been changing lives for close to 50 years.

GOALS

SHPE National Strategy

After thoughtful discussions with the SHPE Board, staff, regional leadership, and membership, we created the SHPE 2022-2025 Strategic Plan. While it might evolve as the environment around us changes, this plan is the blueprint and the foundational document for SHPE’s growth over the next three years.

A MEMBER-DRIVEN ORGANIZATION

2021-2022

Membership Demographics

13,472 Members

Gender Breakdown

64% male

36% female

Membership Type

3,362 professional members

8,473 undergraduate members

1,023 graduate members

614 junior members

Major/Industry Breakdown

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By Region

By Region

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By Region
Region 1 – 10% of all membersRegion 2 – 13% of all membersRegion 3 – 5% of all membersRegion 4 – 18% of all membersRegion 5 – 21% of all membersRegion 6 – 13% of all membersRegion 7 – 20% of all members

Region 1 – 10% of all members

Total Members 1,367
Student Members 789
Professional Members 511
Junior Members 67
Total Chapters 33
Student Chapters 21
Professional Chapters 10
Junior Chapters 2

Region 2 – 13% of all members

Total Members 1,787
Student Members 1,084
Professional Members 647
Junior Members 56
Total Chapters 32
Student Chapters 20
Professional Chapters 11
Junior Chapters 1

Region 3 – 5% of all members

Total Members 696
Student Members 527
Professional Members 151
Junior Members 18
Total Chapters 20
Student Chapters 16
Professional Chapters 3
Junior Chapters 1

Region 4 – 18% of all members

Total Members 2,355
Student Members 1,698
Professional Members 527
Junior Members 130
Total Chapters 66
Student Chapters 51
Professional Chapters 11
Junior Chapters 4

Region 5 – 21% of all members

Total Members 2,817
Student Members 1,980
Professional Members 691
Junior Members 146
Total Chapters 45
Student Chapters 33
Professional Chapters 11
Junior Chapters 1

Region 6 – 13% of all members

Total Members 1,721
Student Members 1,128
Professional Members 487
Junior Members 106
Total Chapters 44
Student Chapters 30
Professional Chapters 11
Junior Chapters 3

Region 7 – 20% of all members

Total Members 2,729
Student Members 2,290
Professional Members 348
Junior Members 91
Total Chapters 31
Student Chapters 22
Professional Chapters 7
Junior Chapters 2

2022 Leadership

Meet the Team

National Board of Directors

Fernando Paz
Chair
Melanie Weber
Vice Chair
Michael Wangen
Treasurer
Will Davis
Board Secretary

Board Members

Steve Bermudez
Adrian Dávila
Natalie Davila-Rendon
Joaquin Gamboa
Matteo Sanchez-Dahl Gonzalez
Chris Hetner
Juliette Jimenez
Carista Ragan
Leo Soto
Nicolas Tempestini
2022 AWARDS

Chapter Awards

In 2022, we had 14 National Chapter Award winners, 9 Regional Chapter Award winners, and 7 Blue Chip Award winners. Congratulations to all of these chapters for achieving excellence!

STAR Awards

We awarded 25 SHPE Technical Achievement and Recognition (STAR) Awards this year during the 2022 SHPE National Convention in Charlotte, NC.

MEMBERSHIP

CHAPTER IMPACT

The best part of SHPE’s chapter structure is that our national mission makes a local impact year after year. Our chapter leaders and their members spend thousands of hours outreaching to their communities and encouraging young Hispanics to consider and pursue a future in STEM. Whether it is raising scholarship dollars or producing a Noche de Ciencias or connecting mentors with mentees, our chapters are bridging the gap between Hispanics and STEM one school, family, and student at a time. And 2022 was no exception. Our chapters were as busy as ever!

By the Numbers

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* All numbers reflect reporting from 46 of our 250 active chapters

2022 Programs

Impacting Hispanics in STEM

EQUIPANDO PADRES

EQUIPANDO PADRES

Equipando Padres is a dedicated effort to provide parents of first-generation-to-college Hispanic students the knowledge and tools to better support their children earning STEM degrees.
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VIRTUAL STEM LABS

VIRTUAL STEM LABS

Last year was all about giving true access to STEM exploration without any limits.
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internshpe

internshpe

The InternSHPE program is a collaboration with industry partners to provide tailored services throughout the intern process.
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mentorshpe

mentorshpe

The MentorSHPE program facilitates one-to-one mentoring and group relationships that support personal and professional growth and development.
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Passport to…Series

Passport to…Series

We are always looking for new, impactful ways to support our graduate members.
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SCHOLARSHPE

SCHOLARSHPE

With 346 scholarships totaling over $1,800,000 awarded in 2022, SHPE is actively narrowing the gap in the Hispanic STEM education pipeline.
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#SHPEREADS

#SHPEREADS

When it came to our #SHPEreads program, graduate students were the main focus in 2022.
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NSF PANEL

NSF PANEL

The NSF Panel brought 11 directorates together virtually to give a brief presentation and then offer interactive breakout rooms.
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FACULTY DEVELOPMENT SYMPOSIUM

FACULTY DEVELOPMENT SYMPOSIUM

An effort to provide additional support and networking opportunities for our faculty advisors and members.
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CYBERTECH TREK

CYBERTECH TREK

This first cohort of 10 future cybersecurity experts were welcomed and provided with 40 hours of technical training in cybersecurity.
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GOOGLE CLOUD

GOOGLE CLOUD

SHPE and Google Cloud collaborated to launch a free Associate Cloud Engineer training and certification program designed to prepare members for ACE certification.
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Dia de Ciencias

Dia de Ciencias

A day dedicated to building the pipeline of Hispanics in STEM by engaging students and parents together across local SHPE chapters.
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LATINXFACTOR

LATINXFACTOR

LatinXfactor was designed to help participants identify that special something—that X-factor—and use it to excel as a student, a professional, and a leader.
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2022

Events

Regional Leadership Development Conferences (RLDC)

RLDC

These events equip both undergraduate and graduate students as well as professional members to be leaders.
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National Institute for Leadership Advancement (NILA)

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A select event for chapter leaders only, NILA prepares chapter leaders to springboard into the year, helping them align their plans with SHPE’s mission and goals.
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National Convention

National Convention

We had 8,854 attendees show up to the largest gathering of Hispanics in STEM in the U.S.
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2022 HIGHLIGHTS

GOVERNMENT RELATIONS

With over 13,000 members across the country, SHPE is an expert in serving Hispanic students and young professionals on their journeys towards a career in STEM. Although we have made great strides over the past five decades, the STEM industry still hasn’t met the exponential growth rate and potential of our highly skilled community. That is why SHPE seeks to become the leading voice for our Familia in Washington, DC.

In 2022, we formally launched our Government Relations work by hiring a dedicated staff member to strengthen and develop our relationships with Congressional leaders, agency members, and the White House. Mariana Acuña Delgado is our new Senior Associate of Government Relations, and we’ve already seen some major successes.

In May, SHPE collaborated with Senators Alex Padilla and John Cornyn and Representatives Tony Cárdenas and Maria Salazar to compose Senate Resolution 640. The Resolution officially expresses support for increasing the number of Latino students and young professionals entering careers in STEM fields. It acknowledged the current disparity in graduation rates while emphasizing the potential of Latinos in STEM career success. It was passed unanimously, and is a huge step in encouraging Congress to deliver on this important national imperative.

In December, SHPE participated in the Department of Education’s #YOUBelongInSTEM Coordinating Conference, and pledged to take part in the initiative’s commitments towards ensuring that all students from PreK to higher education can excel in rigorous, relevant, and joyful STEM learning. Out of 90 commitments submitted at the time of the conference, SHPE had submitted three and was one of six organizations selected to publicly share them.

2022

Needs Assessment Report

In 2022 SHPE conducted its first ever Needs Assessment. The goal of the Needs Assessment was to better understand the needs, issues, and challenges that our members face, and ways we can help them succeed. Designed, implemented, and analyzed by our Research & Innovation Office, the information is being used to design programs, services, and events to better support our member’s personal and professional growth and success.

The survey was sent by email to 36,185 current and past members with a 59.3% opening rate. From those, 12.2% completed the survey, giving the R&I office a great sample of 4,416 responses. The member type breakdown was 54% undergraduate, 30.8% professional, 11.1% graduate students, and 2.8% professionals in graduate school.

SHPE plans to conduct this Needs Assessment annually and is currently partnering with the Latino Donor Collaborative to publish results.

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PODCAST

SHPE Out Loud

We launched a podcast! SHPE Out Loud is a leadership podcast that guides young Hispanics in STEM by creating a community that provides support and a sense of belonging.

Financials

Statement of Activities

Fiscal year ends June 30

Revenue

Revenue


Without Donor Restrictions

With Donor Restrictions

TOTAL

2021 TOTAL

National Conference/Events

 $           4,598,515


 $              4,598,515

 $          3,921,270

Contract Income

 $           2,737,643

 $              2,737,643

 $          2,039,425

Contributions

 $              769,365

 $           2,223,959

 $              2,993,324

 $          1,216,243

Regional Events

 $              568,049

 $                 568,049

 $             353,561

Membership Dues

 $              220,357

 $                 220,357

 $             251,930

Branding & Other Services

 $              418,721

 $                 418,721

 $             330,094

Net Investment Gain (loss)

-$              182,463

-$                 182,463

 $             236,184

Recognized Forgiveness –

PPP Loan Advance

 $              345,662

 $                 345,662

 $             345,662

Net assets released from restriction

 $           1,811,906

TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE

 $         11,287,755

 $              412,053

 $            11,699,808

 $          8,694,369

Statement of Financial Position

Fiscal year ends June 30

Assets

Assets


2021

2022

Cash, Cash Equivalents, Investments

 $           7,019,657

 $          5,534,345

Investments

 $           1,134,600

 $             895,744

Accounts receivable, net

 $              182,872

 $             347,691

Prepaid expenses and other current assets

 $              228,978

 $               36,933

Property and equipment, net

 $                85,980

 $               26,144

TOTAL ASSETS

 $           8,652,087

 $          6,840,857

¡MIL GRACIAS!​

2022-2023 INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIP COUNCIL

The Industry Partnership Council (IPC) is composed of national, top-level companies and government agencies that are committed to diversity and inclusion. IPC members align with the SHPE mission by supporting year-round programs, sharing industry perspective, providing resources and development tools, and meeting recruitment and retention strategy goals. Collaboration with the IPC greatly influences SHPE’s program design and execution to better prepare our members for their careers.

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¡MIL GRACIAS!​

2022 Academic PARTNERSHIP COUNCIL

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Thank You

Supporter Recognition

It is because of the unwavering support and generosity of individuals, corporations and organizations that SHPE can continue to advance its mission to empower the lives of Hispanic men and women to realize their full potential. We couldn’t do it without you!

Donations of $20 or above for individuals and $100 or above for companies are reflected below.

Individual Donors

Adriana Ocampo

Adriana Ruiz

Alberto Canales

Alejandro Saint-Blancard

Alexander Lanniruberto

Alodie Vargas

Amy Lopez

Ana Gonzalez

Andrea Zamudio

Andres Vargas

Angela Riascos

Anna Beeson

Anna G. Patrick

Anonymous

Anthony Meza

Antonia Robles

Arash Shariatzadeh

Armando Vigil

Ashley Gonzabay

Braulio Reyes

Brissa Quiroz Enriquez

Carina Leon

Carista Ragan

Cassandra Morales

Celeste Sheres

Daniel Galindo-Navarro

Daniel Thompson

David Garita

Devin Elliott

Diana Gomez

Eduardo Flores

Edward Alvarado

Eider-Puras Eider

Elio Morilloelio

Emilio Melendez

Emily Allen

Emily Vera-Perez

Enrique Guzman

Erik Barbosa

Erik Modesto Reyes

Ernesto Morales-Perea

Ernesto Zurita

Esteban Almazan

Eva Baylon

Fatima Treto

Felipe Rangel

Fernando Hinojosa

Fernando Prado

Frances Gonzalez

Franz Maurrasse

Gabriel Del Castillo

Gabriel Rodriguez

George Cairo

Gina Moreno

Giselle Martinez

Griselda Hermosillo-Cota

Guerra Gerard Zuniga

Henry Pedroza

Heriberto Gonzalez

Isabella Malone

Ivan Ballesteros

Jadiris Rodriguez

Jaime Weber

Jairo Huaylinos

James Dee Featherstone

Jason Monusko

Jenn Yee Lim

Jennifer L Coheb

Jessica Romero

Joaquin Gamboa

John Markowski

Jose Gutierrez

Jose Lara

Jose Martinez

Joshua Ugwuneri

Juan Pablo Sola

Juanita Loftus

Julia Basurto

Julia Dekker

Julia Kempff

Karen Santos

Karla Domenica

Kyle Amore

Kyle Fox

Leslie Recendiz Magana

Lesly Henrriquez

Linda Renteria

Luis Arciniaga

Luis Fernando Ortega Torbelin

Luis Ramos

Luisa Torres

Marbella Morales

Marc Osofsky

Marc Velasco

Marco Barajas

Maria Delgado

Mariana Briones Gutierrez

Mariechelle Bonifacio

Marilee Wheaton

Mario Pena

Marissa Menjarez

Marlyn Tomasa Diaz

Martha Mondragon

Martin Marban

Matheen Moghbe

Max Hernandez

Melanie L. Weber

Melissa Aguirre Pinillos

Michael A. Cruz

Michael Collaguazo

Michael Elizondo

Michael Franco-Garcia

Michael Perez

Michael Wangen

Miguel Alemañy

Miguel Deniz Lopez

Miguel Payan

Myriah Brady

Natalie Davila Rendon

Nathan Gonzalez

Neir Jhawar

Nestor Gutierrez

Nicholas Mendez

Nicolas A. Tempestini

Nithya Bondalapati

Oscar Loera Jr

Oscar Otero

Pablo Trejo

Pablo Vincent Lopez

Paulina Castrellon

Priscilla Nguyen

Ramon Martinez

Rene Garcia-Simental

Rhonda McNeil

Ricardo Reyes

Richard de Los Reyes

Richard Flores

Richard Ohrt

Robert Campos Renteria

Robert Ruiz

Rogelio Reynoso Jr

Ronie Rocca

Ruth Marciniec

Samuel Juarez

Sanjuana Mota

Santiago Ramirez

Sarah Jerez

Sarai Villagran Palafox

Sophia Dalce

Susana Aguilar

Taeef Jihaan

Umar Khattak

Valerie Turella

Venetia Espinoza

Veronica Aragon-Olan

Vicky Gomez

Wanda Pieters

William Gonzalez

Xavier Torres Gregory

Yuliana Garcia Galvis

Zaira Resendez

Zorawar Singh

[First Name] McHugh*

[First Name] Mulartrick*

[First Name] Ruiz*

[First Name] Smith*

*Due to a system error, only the last name of this donor is available

Corporate Annual Fund Donors

Amazon Smile Foundation

Amazon.com

American’s Charities

Anonymous

Charityvest Inc.

Corporate Donor Contribution

DiscoverE

Foothills Bridge Company

Gates Family

GPI | Greenman-Pedersen Inc.

Hispanic Business & Technology Council

IBM

Imex America Limited

Iron Mountain, Inc.

Jabil

Jama Software

Network For Good

Pacific Gas & Electric Company

PDGC LLC

Principal Development Group Consulting

RDH Building Science

Textron

UKOGF Foundation

WSP Foundation

Corporate Annual Fund Matching Contributions

Anonymous

Bank of America Charitable Foundation

DiscoverE

DOW Chemical Company

Giving Force

Google Inc.

Medtronic Inc.

Microsoft Corporation

Pacific Gas & Electric Company

Texas Instruments

Corporate Grants

3M Corporation

Bechtel Corporation

Chan Zuckerberg Initiative DAF

Danaher Corporation

Dow Chemical Company

Northrop Grumman

Raytheon Technologies

The Ford Motor Company Fund

United Engineering Foundation

Foundation Grants

Medtronic Foundation

NEO Philanthropy, Inc.

USAA

Non-Profit Organization Grants

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