Professional MentorSHPE

By participating in MentorSHPE, you develop professional relationships that address the need for a high performance cadre of adaptable leaders. You will learn to inspire, motivate, and guide others to produce tangible results.

By becoming a SHPE DFW mentor, you will be contributing to the success of Latino engineers and...

Strengthening your coaching and leadership skills
Reinforcing the importance of becoming a SHPE professionial
Developing and retaining talent in your STEM field
Promoting your profession and sharing the opportunities available in your field to students

Serve as a Mentor to GLEDA (Entry-level Engineers)

Looking for Professionals with 5+ years of work experience to mentor the inaugural 2018 class of the Gutierrez-Laclette Engineering Development ApprenticeSHPE (GLEDA) program. Learn more about this new initiative here.

GLEDA is built upon an apprenticeship model, where you will be paired with an entry-level engineer in the same discipline and/or industry where you will have the opportunity to share your insight into the profession & your own journey to becoming an engineer. Intent is for you to share your own experiences with 2-3 entry level engineers during an informal meeting. Afterwards, you will meet with your individual mentees ad-hoc as needed to provide career guidance & feedback during GLEDA's first year.

MentorSHPE Cycle: 1 year volunteering commitment.
Suggested meeting frequency quarterly.

Reasons why you should become a GLEDA Mentor!

Campus hires who are mentored are 2x as likely to succeed during their first year into the profession than those who are not
The mentoring curriculum is customized and research based to align to your needs and the GLEDA engineer you are paired with
This is your opportunity to share with junior engineers your lessons learned & the wisdom you wish you would have had at the start of your career

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.