The Society of Native Hawaiian Engineers (SNHE)
Increasing representation of Native Hawaiians in engineering.
The Society of Native Hawaiian Engineers (SNHE) was established to increase representation of Native Hawaiians in engineering. This website provides a national networking platform in order to identify Native Hawaiians in the STEM workforce, provide resources for Native Hawaiian scholars, and to form connections between the current and prospective Native Hawaiian Engineers.
News & Events
2019 SNHE National Conference
Featured Project
Statewide Highway Shoreline Protection Program Study
Featured Engineer
Riley Smith
About Us
The Society of Native Hawaiian Engineers (SNHE) was established in 2018 for collection and sharing of knowledge relevant to Native Hawaiian engineers. This website provides information about the Native Hawaiian engineering community as well as resources for engineering studies, employment, news, events, and other opportunities in the community. This is a collaborative effort among the Colleges of Engineering and Education at the University of Hawaii at Manoa and Native Hawaiian engineers throughout the world.
Our mission is to broaden participation of Native Hawaiians in Engineering at all levels. Native Hawaiians are underrepresented in both graduate studies and faculty careers in STEM areas. The formation of the SNHE was part of an 2015 NSF funded study on broadening participation of Native Hawaiian as professors of engineering.
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We are kindly accepting donations of any monetary size.
