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This document provides information about SHPE-NYC (Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers New York City Chapter) including affiliated colleges and universities, high schools, and student organizations. It also outlines tips for creating an effective elevator pitch in 30 seconds or less, including defining an objective and target audience, structuring the pitch, practicing delivery, and tailoring the pitch for different situations. Volunteers are asked to prepare and practice a draft elevator pitch. Contact information is provided for SHPE-NYC's online presence on their website, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube and for email.
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