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Multidisciplinary management in dental organ transplantation
Dental autotransplants can prevent us from multiple loss of teeth, When our goal is to keep these in the mouth for as long as possible, it is a treatment complicated due to all the possible symptoms that can occur post-surgery due to Therefore, each case must be studied and individualized well, always placing great emphasis on informed consent of all possible complications and talking to the patient about in a clear way and that the entire panorama is understood since they are options that can provide good to our patients for a period of time, whether short-medium or long-term due to their rate of success. Here is a case which was handled in a manner multidisciplinary and with the necessary measures to achieve success.
Strategic communication: a tool to promote international cooperation in the UNAH University City.
The International Cooperation Office (DCI, for its abbreviation in Spanish) of Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Honduras (UNAH) has a fundamental role for the internationalization carried out by the entity. To date, a communication diagnosis had not been carried out which defined its audiences of interest. It was not known what the perception of them is and which were the ideal channels to transmit the information needed that will help to promote the management of UNAH international cooperation. The research established that there are three types of audiences for the DCI and it identified the ideal communication channels to reach them. Communication programs, tactics and actions were created to help inform and bring all the public of Ciudad Universitaria Campus closer to the aim of stimulating good practices and boosting the management capacity of university entities in the field of international cooperation using communication as a tool.
The maritime campaigns of Francisco Morazán: context and development
With the rise of the Industrial Revolution and the defeat of Napoleon in 1815, Great Britain became the hegemonic Empire throughout the 19th century. The advantages offered by optimized transportation and more efficient manufacturing made the Honduran Atlantic coast an object of desire with which London hoped to sustain its economic and demographic growth. To this end, Great Britain maintained a foreign policy of interference towards weak nations such as those of Central America. In the midst of internal disputes over the maintenance of the Central American Federation, Francisco Morazán denounced these actions and after being exiled decided to return to face the threat posed by the Misquito Kingdom, a British protectorate. To do so, he decided to carry out a naval campaign in the Gulf of Fonseca in which he put the Central American authorities in check. These nations tried to hire a British warship to hunt him down. The campaign ceased abruptly when Morazán left for Costa Rica, but not before having made evident the British interests and their respective actions in the area.
Minds in motion opportunities and challenges for virtual student mobility in a post-pandemic world
Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated virtual student mobility, offering opportunities to access education internationally, but also highlighting challenges such as the digital divide. Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) play a fundamental role in facilitating communication and collaboration between students and teachers. Objective: Analyze the opportunities and challenges for virtual student mobility in a post-pandemic world. Methodology: this work is a reflective academic essay. Results: The challenges and opportunities of virtual mobility include the need to train teachers in digital tools, improve technological infrastructure, and promote equity in access to education. Encouraging international collaboration and diversifying educational experiences are key aspects of preparing students for a globalized and digitalized world. Conclusions: Virtual mobility offers transformative potential in a post-pandemic world, but requires proactively addressing its challenges to optimize its benefits.
Where is Honduras going? A critical reflection From the perspective of the Bicentennial of Independence
From a genealogical perspective, referring to how the current situation in Honduras has come about requires historical attention to the eternal return of the rubble of such a present past. Our historical experience is symbolized in a fatalistic and recursive image, as if we were frozen in time, in a repetitive loop without historical memory. Therefore, asking about the future of Honduras leads to expressing really negative and pessimistic ways of feeling; since there is precisely no Minerva owl on the horizon to guide our future with intelligence, nor any hummingbird bringing change and hope. The destination is becoming dark and gloomy. The utopias of a better world, far from being fulfilled, become dystopias: this is material conditions of decadence that are products of repetitive democratic setbacks, crises of values and, therefore, are the reflection of the lack of progress in citizen construction. of a historical project of national identity. However, nothing is written in stone, today within the framework of more than two hundred years of independent life, Honduras must seriously rethink a historical liberation to overcome the past and build a better future under current conditions.
Anecdotes about José Trinidad Cabañas during his work in Nicaragua (1844-1855)
One of the main figures in Honduras between 1838 (when Honduras declared its independence from the former Federal Republic of Central America on October 26, 1838) until 1872 (when the government of José María Medina is overthrown by envious forces from Guatemala and El Salvador, opening the way to what would be the Liberal Reform) was the general and president José Trinidad Cabins. He was one of the faithful followers of the former president of the Federation of Central America, General Francisco Morazán, and continued to be so after his execution in 1842, until the day of his death. The survivors of the debacle in Costa Rica escaped on a ship called “Coquimbo”, and these liberals would since then be known throughout the world. Central America like the Coquimbos. Like its former leader, Francisco Morazán, the State of El Salvador would be its base of operations and springboard to restore the ancient great homeland, the Central American Federal Republic. The fame of Cabañas and his fellow Coquimbos was notorious and they had celebrity status in the eyes of those who had never seen them. They were figures heroic ones of disproportionate stature and inflamed with mythical significance. Some of the historians of the time who described the role of these Coquimbos in their country were Nicaraguans: Jerónimo Pérez and Francisco Ortega Arancibia and in their writings they narrate the tasks of Cabañas and his companions in Nicaragua between 1844-1854. Through his writings we can better understand this Honduran historical figure better.
The purpose of this document is to make an enriching reflection on the processes that make up university management. Although Higher Education institutions train students researchers and promote scientific research in different areas of knowledge, equal attention has not been paid to the study of the operating system of universities, which is fundamental because it determines the degree to which teaching, scientific research and links with society are optimally developed. The methodology used for construction of this document consisted of an exhaustive bibliographic review, which allowed us to address the concepts presented here in order to obtain their characterization and, for a greater understanding of them, its subsequent component specification.
This category shows a small compendium of some of the publications presented by UNAH, in this year 2023 by different academic units of the highest house of studies.
Press reviews of the Teresa Victoria Fortín Exhibition at the National Library in 1931
Although it is true that the reviews shared here list the works by the author exhibited in that now distant 1931, for many of them their whereabouts and even their image are unknown. As they have never been published or belong to little-known collections. For this reason, we accompany this publication with registered works by the artist Fortín that give us a slight idea of ​​her legacy, as well as In a simple way, our university pays a well-deserved tribute to national art and especially to Teresa Victoria Fortín for her life and work.
The priest Alejandro Flores, 200 years of oblivion
Abstract In order to better document the emergence of what is today the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Honduras, this article offers a series of data on one of its forgotten founders, the Father Alejandro Flores. The idea of this article is to expose the figure of Flores as part of a team of thinkers and executors of a collective project, that of founding a higher educational establishment intended for instruction and training of Honduran professionals. But, the ultimate idea of these lines is to contextualize the person of Father Flores during his more than 80 years of existence and to highlight the fact that, 200 years after his birth, his figure still left behind the scenes of eclipsed national history. It is about following the traces of Father Flores through the historical and political process of Honduras, from the end of the Central American Federation to the country’s entry into the enclave economy. Hoping that reading this article, which is the reduced version of a longer text on the life of Father Flores (in preparation), will allow us to better understand the figure of the graduate in civil law, Father José Alejandro Ramón Flores Montoya (1824-1912).
Squares, tombs and illustrious people 19th century. Francisco Morazán, José Cecilio del Valle, Domingo Estrada and Antonio José de Irisarri
Historical research has no expiration date, as there will always be some fact or historical event waiting to be discovered in the vastness of documents that stand as witnesses of the past. This paper takes a journey through the lives and deaths of four prominent Central American figures of the 19th century. Two Hondurans of great recognition in their country: General Francisco Morazán and José Cecilio del Valle. And two Guatemalans: Domingo Estrada and General Antonio José de Irisarri, both were ignored by their own people, especially Domingo Estrada. The paper is divided into three sections: the first addresses general data about the trajectory of the four characters and family information. The second refers to the most relevant events they developed, which served to be recognized, especially in their dimension as writers who left important literary works for posterity. The third focuses on their death, the honors paid by their people, as well as the memory through time and recognition of the four prominent figures.
A journalistic approach to the informative component in the book "A trip through Honduras" by Mary Lester
Travel books present a heterogeneous content due to the multiplicity of discursive elements manifested in the narrative, descriptive and informative construction that their documentary and literary nature implies. In this sense, this article seeks to determine the informative component of the text A Journey through Honduras, by the British writer Mary Lester, who traveled through this country in 1881 and conveys her experience as a chronological story, contributing over the course of the book a series of data and informative descriptions about the places visited and the way of life of its inhabitants in the 19th century. The study is based on an analysis of the nature of the information detailed throughout the writing, in order to establish its correspondence with the political, historical, social and cultural reality of the time.
Qualitative analysis of the Agroindustrial Engineer latin american level
The qualitative analysis of Agroindustrial engineers at the Latin American level addresses the necessary competencies for agro-industrial engineers in Latin America and their alignment with labor market demands, with a particular focus on Honduras. Through a qualitative analysis using Atlas.ti software, general and specific competencies that these professionals must possess to meet the demands of a sector in constant technological evolution were examined. The identified competencies include communication skills, capacity for innovation, interdisciplinary knowledge, and leadership in the agro-food industry. Additionally, potential employment areas such as food industries, quality laboratories, and research and development sectors were explored. The study underscores the importance of adapting educational programs to labor market needs to ensure employability and the graduates ability to face sector challenges. This analysis is essential for educational planning and the sustainable development of the agroindustry in the region, fostering regional integration, innovation, and economic growth.
Exploring the functionality of flour tiusinte (Dioon Mejiae). An ancient crop and endemic to Honduras
Tiusinte (Dioon Mejiae) is a crop endemic from northeastern of Honduras. Its seeds offer an important carbohydrate source with high potential for use as an agri-food ingredient. The objective of this study was to explore the chemical composition, morphology and technofunctional properties of tiusinte flour, using maize and rice flours as references. The results revealed that tiusinte flour contained high carbohydrate (83.7 g/100 g), protein (11.9 g/100 g) and ash (2.2 g/100 g) contents.Tiusinte starch granules exhibited irregular, ovoid and spherical shapes with sizes between 5 and 20 μm. In terms of functionality, the tiusinte flour exhibited intermediate values for water absorption (WAC), oil (OAC), emulsion properties (EA and ES) and foam stability (FS) compared to references. Moreover, lowest swelling power (SP) values were observed in tiusinte flour, indicating the presence of starch highly resistent to swelling and rupture. Overall, these results highlight the potential of tiusinte as a new source of flour with unique physicochemical and techno-functional characteristics, give it a good development potential in the food industry.
I, journalist. Artificial intelligence and journalism or artificial intelligence versus journalism, does the conjunction or the preposition win?
In Honduras, the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is incipient; However, this technology was no longer considered science fiction for communicators, but became part of their daily lives in the work ecosystem. How accepting are journalism professionals in the country in the face of the inevitable “invasion” of AI, sharing credits with an avatar and potentially being replaced by robots? In the statements: AI and journalism or AI versus journalism, does the conjunction or the preposition win? A group of communicators was surveyed about the use of AI in this profession and, through the results, added to opinions and evaluations of experts on the subject, we will reflect on the two possibilities regarding this innovation: opposing Artificial Intelligence or appropriate it.
Determination of Radio Frequency in the emission from Jupiter at HF ​​15-30 MHz
The research called “Radio Frequency Determination in Jupiter's HF 15-30 MHz emission” is of primary importance in the stages prior to the implementation of a Radio telescope. The frequency bands for Radio Astronomy research have been defined jointly by the International Union of Astronomy and the International Union of Telecommunications (IAU and ITU –acronyms in English, respectively). The data was collected using methodologies and techniques established in the “Handbook Spectrum Monitoring”, published by ITU in 2011 and certified equipment was used to radioelectric studies -RFI. The radioelectric conditions that prevail at the Central American Astronomical Observatory of Suyapa (OACS) were determined, or in other words, the environment radio to which any signal from any celestial source, emitted at a frequency of 15 - 30 MHz, will be exposed. The investigation demonstrated that at the OACS location, there is no Radio Interference of human origin and that signals from sources such as Jupiter in addition to the Sun and the Milky Way, are feasible to be received.
The State, the capitalist system and society Honduran. San Francisco Case Study Opalac
In this article, the situation of the municipality of San Francisco de Opalaca and the process of accompaniment to this municipality by the National Autonomous University of Honduras is contextualized, where the main objective was set to strengthen the indigenous governance of the Auxiliary de la Vara Alta. This approach allows us to see power relations and inequalities that affect the living conditions of its population and its potential, and whose deepest aspects are part of an articulated cultural, economic and social system of its population. During this accompaniment, problems associated with poverty in the municipality, related to democracy, have been detected, such as the demands of the population, who receives and manages them, who assumes responsibility for monitoring and responding to them. The baseline allowed mapping some potential for local development, such as the vocation to care for natural resources, the environment and water. The population has a focus on self-management and autonomy in its social, economic and political processes. The Auxiliaria de la Vara Alta is the most important social organization with the greatest legitimacy for the people of San Francisco de Opalaca. The proof is that in alliance with the University they have managed to establish development projects for the municipality that can be measured in the future for the purposes of evaluating their impact.
The National School of Music (1910-1917)
This article discusses the history of the National School of Music directed by Rafael Coello Ramos and supported by the State of Honduras, which provided its services from 1910 to 1918. At its time it was the only artistic training institution in the country and as this represented an important contribution to society and a unique opportunity for the young. Starting in 1915, the school began to accept female students, who in a short time surpassed their male classmates in number, and consequently,the history of this educational center is also of interest for the history of women in Honduras. The research information has been written using sources from the period from 1910 to 1918, especially the annual reports of the Secretary of State in the Office of Public Instruction, the newspaper El Nuevo Tiempo and the weekly El Heraldo.
Characterization of the profile of graduates Psychology of the National Autonomous University of Honduras in University City 2020 -2022
The present study aims to describe the occupational profile of graduates from the Psychology program at the National Autonomous University of Honduras in Ciudad Universitaria during the years 2020-2022. Employing a descriptive quantitative approach, a sample of 193 graduates was examined, wherein 76.4% are female, with an average age of 29.01 years, ranging from 23 to 35 years. Findings reveal that 1 in 3 graduates work in psychology. Notable skills learned during their education include basic ability in English, intermediate-level ability in computer programs, and competencies in the industrial sector. Concerning employment conditions, the majority report adequate working conditions, with a predominant salary range of 16,000-20,000 lempiras, and a high proportion of institutional employment. Ultimately, job satisfaction is high among graduates working as psychologists.
Analysis of Master's training in Actuary world level based on the Ranking EDUNIVERSAL Best Masters
Actuarial science, as an essential discipline focused on the management of financial risks in various economic contexts, serves to evaluate and manage uncertainty, especially in the insurance and banking sectors, through the use of mathematical and statistical analysis. It currently plays a significant role in the local and international economic, financial, and political fields, as the demand for university-trained professionals in the field is increasing. These professionals are distinguished by their solid knowledge for decision-making related to risk, their contribution to the development of strategies for mitigating adverse impacts, their ability to write comprehensive technical reports, and their competence in various sectors, including insurance, banking, and consulting. To meet the demand for university-trained professionals in the aforementioned area, the National Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH) will offer a master’s degree in actuarial sciences to the Honduran population. Therefore, this article aims to share the experience of exploring the competencies imparted by similar training programs worldwide, contrasting them with the demands of the Central American labor market, specifically within the Honduran context. The study was conducted using a mixed research approach, which combines the analysis of quantitative and qualitative data, to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the subject under investigation and to make appropriate decisions accordingly. It involved examining the general and specific competencies developed by this collective, as well as the areas of study and the academic structure of the aforementioned training offerings, which stand out in the EDUNIVERSAL ranking. This ranking considers the best business schools globally through a meticulous selection and classification process based on internationalization and peer recognition, as well as their practical application in the professional environment. The main findings highlight the importance and necessity of related training in Honduras, which balances theory and practice. This emphasizes the need for university training programs in the region that not only focus on addressing the mathematical and statistical fundamentals of the field but also prepare future professionals to apply this knowledge in financial analysis, risk management, and strategic decision-making within the actuarial sphere. Thus, the study concludes by urging higher education institutions in Honduras to expand educational offerings in Actuarial Science, thereby strengthening the country's financial sector, improving its integration into the global market, and preventing those seeking related university training from pursuing educational alternatives abroad.
Development of Social Expression Skills in Teachers in Training of the Foreign Languages Undergraduate Program at Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Honduras
This research aims to know the development of social expression competencies of initial teachers training of the Foreign Languages Undergraduate Program at Universidad National Autónoma de Honduras during the Supervised Teaching Practicum in the second semester of 2023. This study is quantitative with a non-experimental longitudinal design. The population consisted of 47 teachers in training. The Multidimensional Scale of Social Expression (MSSE-C) was used for data collection. As a result, it is established that there is no statistically significant difference for each category analyzed. Teachers in training, during the Supervised Teaching Practicum, do not develop social expression skills.
The Essential Program of the UNAH Reform as a basis for the management and assessment of institutional and national cultural heritage in Honduras
The Essential Priority Program of the University Reform (and its strategic axes of ethics, identity, culture and citizenship) constitutes a valuable reference for the strengthening of institutional cultural management with potential application throughout the national scope; attending to the needs of knowledge, appreciation and dissemination of our shared heritage, cultural and identity heritage in Honduras. By acting as an educational strategy, it enables a more humanistic university education, contributing to social use, in order to generate greater ethical contributions to the solution of the present challenges of citizenship and to the strengthening of our identity and national culture for the future.
The Essentials of the Reform Program University from UNAH-CUROC, legacy and experiences 2011-2023
This article provides a comprehensive overview of the work done in the institutionalization and implementation of the Essential Program of the University Reform at the National Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH), specifically focusing on the areas of Humanities, Social Sciences, Arts, and Sports as the Managing Unit with the support of other areas and the Courses offered at the University Regional Center of the West (CUROC), Telecenters of Gracias, Lempira, and Ocotepeque, and the Regional Center for Distance Education CRAED La Entrada Copán, which together form the Western Network.
Collaborative writing of academic texts: a activity based on Collaborative Learning
This study was based on the Collaborative Learning model for the realization of a collaborative academic writing activity. The objectives of this research were established in two ways, first, to determine the interference of collaborative work in the development and strengthening of communicative competencies in written expression. On the other hand, to identify the communicative and collaborative skills that are strengthened by implementing a collaborative writing activity based on collaborative learning. The activity was implemented in the Technical Writing course (2023) at the Escuela Agrícola Panamericana Zamorano, where, through work teams, the students made an academic summary based on a Drive application. It was determined that, in the collaborative writing task, collaborative work does have a positive influence, developing communicative competencies that directly strengthen the academic writing process. In the development of communicative skills, the following stood out: writing in accordance with academic and linguistic norms, improving grammar, coherence, cohesion and vocabulary expansion. In terms of collaborative skills, the following stood out: learning to plan and organize a team task, learning to listen to and respect the opinions of others. Thus, communicative and social skills are strengthened.
Educational Management; a new challenge for the UNAH Faculty of Humanities and Art.
On the threshold of a transformative educational era, the National Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH) faces challenges in the educational field, one of them is the creation of the Bachelor's Degree in Educational Management, which is a beacon of innovation and leadership. The objective is to train visionary citizens capable of navigating the complexities of the contemporary national, regional and international educational landscape. This degree is presented not only as a study program, but as an intellectual odyssey towards excellence in the management of educational institutions. Through a meticulous network of theory and practice, students will immerse themselves in the depths of educational administration, strategic planning and transformational leadership, emerging not only as managers, but as catalysts of educational change.Should be a curriculum that harmoniously balances theoretical foundations with practical application, I conceive the Bachelor of Educational Management designed to challenge, inspire and empower the next generation of educational leaders. From the critical analysis of educational policies to the development of skills in resource management, through innovation in teaching and learning methodologies, I consider that this program is proposed as a journey of personal and professional discovery of the Faculty of Humanities and Art of the UNAH. On this pilgrimage, students will not only acquire skills and knowledge essential for their professional future, but they will also face the ethical and social challenges that educational management entails in the 21st century.
The political and physiological decline in Honduras: outlined in the work Brothers against Brothers of Pablo Zelaya Sierra
The present reflection proposes to investigate the content of the ontic image created by the national painter Pablo Zelaya Sierra in his plastic work Brothers against Brothers. Be part of that work as a concrete example to demonstrate how the categories of political and physiological decadence proposed by Nietzsche prevail in Honduran society. Well, from reading that painting, can understand how in contemporary Honduran life, the last man that Nietzsche speaks to us is a new avant-garde, in that he designates a physiology of exhaustion. Bliss Reflection is also oriented towards the perspective of the Bicentennial of Independence, since it is key hermeneutics in vogue to understand our historical memory, national identity and, especially, when it is referred to in the form of an ontic image, that is, with a sense of reference to a language of the world. To meditate historically on Pablo Zelaya's work of art is to enjoy the richness of his hermeneutic and aesthetic consciousness in times of so much unrest, decadence, uncertainty and crisis that shakes with torturous tension in the values ​​of a culture in process. nihilistic. Therefore, the intention in this work is to rethink our historical experience full of so much mystification and pragmatism.
Potential of string viol making pulsed in Honduras
Adequately practiced, lutherie in Honduras can generate employment and environmental protection.This paper outlines a model that goes beyond monetary profit, creating widely spread social, economic, environmental, and cultural benefits. That model includes a network of agroforestry communities and workshops that work together to produce high quality musical instruments, and generates a growth spiral that creates knowledge, sustainable wealth, and a diverse array of direct and indirect employment opportunities for micro, small and medium sized businesses.
To Represent, indagations about queer artists in Honduras
The following article is an inquiry into the situation of cuir artists in Honduras, highlighting their position as subalterns in the cultural sphere. It discusses how cuir artists face institutional exclusions and struggle for recognition in a context where cultural institutions and the state promote ideologies that do not reflect their values. It is pointed out that cultural institutions act as ventriloquists by representing the voice of cuir artists without allowing them real participation. In addition, it examines the problem of representation in the cuir arts, which faces obstacles due to institutional agendas and censorship. The text also raises the inclusion of cuir artists as a form of resistance and transgression, but points out how this inclusion can be controlled by institutions. It highlights the importance of understanding the complex dynamics of power and representation to address the challenges faced by cuir artists in Honduras.
The Tres Hondureño instrument for pedagogical purposes, synthesis of a constructive exploration
The “Honduran Tres” is a plucked three-string instrument invented in early 2021 by Emilio Lanza, architect and multidisciplinary artist. Professor Lanza is both an instructor and member of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Honduras Luthierlab in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. The “Tres” is a didactic, simple instrument in its tuning and construction. Lanza utilizes the dried fruit shells of trees of the “Crescentia” genus to make up its soundboxes. The design of the “Tres” aims to facilitate music education in two ways: teaching the “Tres” as an instrument itself and introducing the fundamentals of music theory. The “Tres” represents the culmination of a process of exploration and construction of various instruments, incorporating their main characteristics. The topic of national identity relating to this instrument is the object of study of another essay written by Miguel Romero in this same issue of this magazine.
Study of the denotative and connotative aspects of contemporary architecture in Honduras 2013-2017
Contemporary architecture in Honduras has been shaped by international influences since the mid-20th century, however, unlike other Latin American countries such as Mexico, Ecuador, Chile, and Costa Rica, an architectural identity of its own has yet to be defined. The lack of documentation on contemporary Honduran architecture has generated a debate about the schools of thought that define it. This research focuses on the period from 2013 to 2017, with the aim of documenting the main architectural works built in the city of Tegucigalpa and its surroundings, recognizing outstanding architects in the field of contemporary Honduran architecture, and distinguishing new trends. An observational and descriptive methodology was used, using relevant projects and interviews with professionals to understand the evolution of contemporary architecture.
Linguistic and cultural rights of peoples indigenous and Afro-Honduran
The article highlights the significance of establishing specific policies and measures aimed at safeguarding and promoting the linguistic and cultural rights of Indigenous and Afro-Honduran communities. This involves guaranteeing their active and relevant participation in society, as well as the respect and preservation of their identity and cultural heritage by society and the institutions involved. These actions are fundamental to promoting inclusion and equity, as well as to protecting the cultural and linguistic diversity of Honduras. Additionally, the need for concrete actions to ensure that these communities have access to adequate resources to revitalize and preserve their languages and cultures is emphasized. This includes strengthening bilingual education, supporting community initiatives for cultural revitalization, and promoting the active participation of communities in decision-making that affects their lives. By promoting inclusion and equity, we contribute to building a more just and respectful society that values the cultural and linguistic diversity of Honduras.
It is difficult to try to understand the reasons that God, life or the universe may have to take such people from this existential plane. valuable, full of knowledge and experiences, but above all, full of willingness to serve.
Manuscript Story: who was the doctor for me? Rutilia Calderón
I will begin by repeating what the world already knows about her: Dr. Rutilia Calderón was an emblematic figure in the history of the National Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH). dedicated decades of his life at the service of Higher Education and research. As a teacher and researcher, she left an indelible mark in the minds of her students, teachers and the academic development of the National Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH).
In 1968, when in light of the Vatican Council its historic meeting in Medellín, Colombia, the church they represented made official its option for the poor. The Medellín documents, especially those of Justice and Peace, were the compass and foundation of the social commitment of millions of Latin American Christians, from various social classes, united to fight for a more humane society.
In the labyrinth of existences that we inhabit, we die fragmentarily in this obstacle course called life. Since my immersion in the teaching field in 1997, at the Center Regional of Choluteca of the National Autonomous University of Honduras (UNAH), I have been a participant and witness of countless academic narratives. No However, it was at the beginning of 2006 when the echo of the name of Dr. Rutilia Calderón Padilla began to vibrate in the university corridors, announcing her appointment as Academic Vice-Rector of our alma mater.
Letter to UNAH Authorities and University Community
The content of the letter has as its main reference the reform process of the UNAH beginning with the approval of its new Organic Law of December 31, 2004 and its meaning is to add so that the university reform continues to be the main axis as a permanent process. driver of the institutional being and doing and of each of its members, guiding the making of the best decisions for the common good of the UNAH and therefore of the country.