Ana G. Méndez University participated in the XXIV Seminar of the Latin American Association of Teaching and Research in Social Work (ALAEITS), held from October 13 to 16, 2025, in Santiago, Chile.
Dr. Débora Fontánez-Flecha, Professor and Coordinator of the Doctoral Program in Social Work, and Prof. Luz D. Miranda Vázquez, Professor and Coordinator of Practice of the Master’s Program, represented the institution.
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 succe
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