UF Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
Milena Roman Mora has a diverse work experience that spans various roles and industries. Milena has held multiple positions at the UF Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, including Corporate Database Director, SHPEducation Chemical Engineering Advisor, member of the New Member Welcome Committee, and Social Media Director. Milena also participated in the First Year Leadership Program. Milena has interned at Pfizer as an Operations-Solution Intern. Milena served as the Editor In Chief at AIChE - American Institute of Chemical Engineers. In addition, Milena has worked as a Retail Salesperson at Marshalls Convenience Stores and as a Front Desk Associate at Clarion Hotel. Milena started their career as a Quality Control Associate at Tulicorp S.A. Overall, Milena's work experience demonstrates their versatility and involvement across various organizations and industries.
Milena Roman Mora began their education history in 2015 at Unidad Educativa Javier, where they obtained a High School Diploma in Science in 2018. Following this, they attended Valencia College from 2019 to 2021, earning an Associate of Arts degree in General Studies. Currently, Milena is pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering at the University of Florida, expected to be completed by 2024.
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UF Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers Chapter at the University of Florida (SHPE UF) was formerly known as the Hispanic Engineering Society. It was founded in the fall of 1982 in an effort to provide Hispanic Engineers, Mathematicians, and Scientists with opportunities to develop as professionals while offering an amiable social environment. Since its inception it has prompted the recruitment, retention, and graduation of Hispanic students in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The society coordinates community outreach, corporate exposition meetings, academic development programs, and non-technical events. This is to ensure SHPE-UF members are presented with the opportunities necessary to succeed professionally, academically, and socially as Hispanic professionals. The University of Florida's Hispanic Engineering Society established a strong connection with the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, but it was not until the summer of 2001 that the society underwent a name change in order to affirm its close relationship with SHPE National. Today, The University of Florida Chapter holds a strong and enriching relationship with SHPE National, which has helped increase membership in the society. Our drive to further involvement in the society led to a strong presence from the chapter at National Conference and other events. With over 215 members attending, The University of Florida had the largest number of members present at this year's conference. The determination of the chapter's leaders has also led to incredible involvement and retention of first-year students in the society. As a family, we take pride in the passion that is evident among our members. We have observed the success created by past leaders in our chapter, and are honored to have the opportunity to further their excellence.