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His professional experience at Southwest Research Institute and multiple graduate research opportunities focused on big data analytics to create interdisciplinary solutions within the energy industry. in Engineering in Physics before earning a Ph.D. If you would like to learn more about SHPE visit or email Zack at About Zack Zack Valdez received his B.S. We dive into the things you can do to increase your chances of success and we talk about why every STEM college student should join SHPE. We learn about Zack's journey from being a superstar soccer player and getting multiple degrees in STEM to now leading the Career Services team for SHPE. Zack Valdez who is the Manager of Career Services for the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers. In this episode I introduce you to my Co-Host for the #STEM series, Miguel Angel Cuen a Computer Science Student at the University of Arizona.

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Welcome to the new #STEM series of the Mastering College to Career Podcast.

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What is your advice for up-and-coming civil engineers? Has dyslexia presented challenges or benefits in your career? How has your experience volunteered with ASCE and SHPE?Īre the technical skills more important than soft skills? What has been the balance of being a Civil Engineer and being a career coach? Difference and similarities between the technical side and the soft skills side? Some questions discussed during the interview: Fernando was part of the 2017 Coors Light Lideres, 2018 ASCE's New Faces of Civil Engineering, and featured in the 2018 Class of Dallas Weekly's Millennials to Watch. Through his community impact involvement, he currently serves as the SHPE DFW Chapter President, sits on TREC Young Gun Committee, ASCE National Committee of Pre-College outreach, and serves on the Advisory board at a local high school. Fernando is also a career coach and host of the Dealing with Life Stuff Podcast. As a 2013 graduate from Texas A&M University, Fernando has had an opportunity to work on schools, various commercial sites, apartment complexes, and residential master-planned communities.

Maribel tiene 2 hijas, Sophia Munoz (16) y Tamara Munoz (14) que asisten a Walnut Hills High School y está casada con Walter Munoz, quien también es un miembro activo que apoya a la comunidad hispana.įernando is a Professional Civil Engineer in Texas and works on commercial land development projects throughout the state as a consultant. Maribel es miembro de la junta de la Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA y apoya como voluntaria a organizaciones como Su Casa Hispanic Center, Lulac y Santa Maria Community Center.ĭurante la pandemia, Maribel lideró una iniciativa para proporcionar computadoras portátiles a los estudiantes de ESL dentro del Distrito escolar de Cincinnati. De igual forma conversa sobre cómo ha podido inspirar a los estudiantes hispanos a estudiar carreras STEM. Maribel conversa con Lorena sobre los planes para el 2021 y los retos que han tenido que sobrellevar durante la pandemia. Maribel tiene una licenciatura en Ciencias de la Computación del Instituto Politécnico de México. Para Maribel su pasión es la educación y ha participado en programas de Robótica en las escuelas de Cincinnati.

Maribel trabaja como gerente de proyectos técnicos sénior de una empresa Fortune 500 y es una reconocida líder en el programa de diversidad e inclusión. La misión de SHPE (Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers / Sociedad de Ingenieros Profesionales Hispanos)cambia vidas al empoderar a la comunidad hispana para que se dé cuenta de su máximo potencial e impacte al mundo a través de la conciencia, el acceso, el apoyo y el desarrollo de STEM. Entrevista con Maribel Cortes-Conde, presidenta de SHPE Capítulo Cincinnati.