Ana G. Méndez University (AGMU) participated in the Hispanic Impact Summit 2026, an important event held in collaboration with the Orlando Magic and the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

During the event, Dr. Eileen Rodríguez served as a panelist, sharing perspectives on leadership and the impact of education on the development and advancement of the Hispanic community.

Ana G. Méndez University (AGMU) participated in the 16th edition of Fashionably Pink: Breast Cancer Awareness Lunch & Panel Discussion, an event dedicated to promoting awareness, prevention, and the importance of early detection of breast cancer.

The event brought members of the community together for a space focused on education and conversation about the importance of caring for one’s health and increasing awareness about this disease.

As part of the closing of Hispanic Heritage Month, we welcomed eight new students who will begin their studies in the Therapeutic Massage and MSN Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) programs during the upcoming October 12 and October 26 start dates.

Students from the Therapeutic Massage program at the Tampa Bay Campus participated in an event held at USF Tampa, where they represented Ana G. Méndez University (AGMU) and had the opportunity to put into practice the skills and knowledge gained through their academic training.

The experience allowed them to demonstrate their abilities in a real-world setting, strengthen their professional preparation, and continue developing the competencies needed for their future careers in therapeutic massage.

The Student Dialogue was led by our Dean of Students, Dr. Mirelly Buitrago, and Associate Dean of Students, Andrés Lloveras.

During the activity, students shared their experiences, identified areas for improvement, and offered suggestions and recommendations to continue strengthening the university experience at AGMU.

This is how we experienced an enriching conversation about public policy and social work. 🎓

At our South Florida Campus, students and faculty had the opportunity to engage with Daryl Campbell, State Representative and Clinical Social Worker, in a meaningful space for learning and dialogue.

Thank you to everyone who was part of this experience!

A space to listen to our students, learn about their experiences, share ideas, and work together to strengthen our university community.

At Ana G. Méndez University, we continue creating opportunities for meaningful dialogue that help us grow and improve the student experience.