Hispanic Heritage Month
Supporting Campus Latinx Clubs and Organizations
MECHA de SMCC
MECHA de SMCC is a Latinx student ran organization focused on cultural awareness, community, education, and political activism.
Mechistas on campus are involved in creating awareness about the social justice issues affecting minority communities. They are highly involved in the community by connecting social justice movements to the campus.
MECHA Priorities:
- Civic engagement through voter registration initiatives
- Cultural awareness on campus
- Social justice awareness. What does our community need?
- Creating a safe space for students to become leaders
- Community advocacy
If you want to support or join our community, complete the form below:
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Advisors:
Kassandra Alvarez
kassandra.alvarez@southmountaincc.edu
602-243-8170
René Ramon Rosales
602-872-7850
rene.rosales@southmountaincc.edu
Hispanic Heritage Month
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE)
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) promotes a sense of gathering among students interested in engineering at SMCC by providing opportunities to interact with others of similar interests.
You can connect with the advisor to join SHPE!
Advisor:
Dr. Carl Whitesel
cwhitesel@southmountaincc.edu
602-243-8295
Hispanic Heritage Month
Supporting the Latinx Community in Phoenix
In the most recent Census, 42.6% percent of people who live in Phoenix, Arizona identified themselves as Hispanic or Latino.
You can directly support the community by buying and using services directly from Latinx-owned businesses.
You can access Fuerza Local (Local First Arizona) 2022 directory to support!
In South Mountain Community…
Majority of the South Mountain neighborhood population is Hispanic or Latino, representing 62.5% of community members according to statisticalatlas.com, data gathered directly from Census.gov.
You can learn more about the South Mountain Village demographics here:
Learn about South Mountain!
Hispanic Heritage Month
Connecting with Spanish Media Partners
SMCC is proud to collaborate in community related stories that impact our Spanish-speaking community. We connect and work directly with partners such as Telemundo, AZ and Prensa Arizona, where they provide a platform to share important information about education, resources, opportunities, and events happening on campus.