Ana G. Méndez University (AGMU) participated in organizing the 4th Brazil–United States Information and Communication Conference and the 1st Brazil–United States–Colombia Information and Communication Conference, held in collaboration with the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (Brazil) and Javeriana University of Bogotá (Colombia).
Ana G. Méndez University Miami Lakes Campus held an educational panel and a walk as part of its breast cancer awareness activities.
During the panel, health professionals and members of the university community shared information about the importance of prevention, early detection methods, and available resources for patients and families.
The event concluded with a symbolic walk across the campus to promote awareness of the importance of early detection.
Ana G. Méndez University (AGMU) held its Campus Tour at the Tampa Bay Campus, welcoming more than 300 students from middle and high schools across the region.
During the event, participants toured the facilities and engaged in hands-on experiences across various campus laboratories, including Phlebotomy, Therapeutic Massage, Criminal Justice, Forensic Investigation, Nursing, and Business Administration.
In addition, attendees had the opportunity to learn more about other academic programs and student services available, all within a dynamic and engaging environment.
Ana G. Méndez University (AGMU) held its Campus Tour at the Tampa Bay Campus, welcoming more than 300 students from middle and high schools across the region.
During the event, participants toured the facilities and engaged in hands-on experiences across various campus laboratories, including Phlebotomy, Therapeutic Massage, Criminal Justice, Forensic Investigation, Nursing, and Business Administration.
In addition, attendees had the opportunity to learn more about other academic programs and student services available, all within a dynamic and engaging environment.
Staff members at Ana G. Méndez University Metro Orlando Campus participated in a training session on international students, led by Sebastián Alarcón, Director of International Affairs, with the participation of Rafael Nadal Bosch, Assistant Vice President of International Affairs.
The presentation reviewed key academic and administrative processes that support the experience of international students, as well as the services available to help them integrate into the university environment.
The Ana G. Méndez University Miami Lakes Campus celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with a day dedicated to highlighting the traditions and contributions of the Latino community. During the event, students, faculty, and staff enjoyed music, domino games, and traditional tastings that fostered camaraderie and pride in their cultural roots.
The activity served as an opportunity to share experiences and recognize the importance of Hispanic heritage in university and community life.
Ana G. Méndez University, Tampa Bay, took part in the 10th Bomba and Plena Festival in Tampa, an event that celebrated Puerto Rican tradition, music, and cultural heritage. The activity brought together families, students, and local organizations.
The university team shared information about academic programs, admissions processes, and study modalities, while enjoying an educational and cultural day alongside the attendees.
Ana G. Méndez University Metro Orlando Campus hosted an informational table on prevention and well-being, aimed at increasing awareness among students about the importance of maintaining a safe campus environment.
During the session, participants received information about support resources, counseling services, and prevention strategies available to address situations that may affect their physical or emotional well-being.
Students and staff at Ana G. Méndez University Metro Orlando Campus participated in the “Health, Safety, and Emergency Management” workshop, led by Luz N. Velázquez, Director of Operations & Safety; Andrés Lloveras, AVP of Facilities; and Allied Universal.
During the session, participants received guidance on preventive measures, safety protocols, and effective responses to various emergency situations.
Ana G. Méndez University Metro Orlando Campus hosted the “Time Management and Procrastination” workshop, focused on strengthening participants’ personal and academic organization skills.
During the session, attendees learned practical strategies to plan goals, prioritize tasks, and enhance daily productivity.
The activity was part of ongoing academic initiatives aimed at supporting essential skills for student success.