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Santo Domingo. The candidacy of Dr. Ana Jacqueline Ureña for the Deanship of the Faculty of Humanities at the Autonomous University of Santo Domingo (UASD) continues to strengthen its support within the academy, after receiving the public backing of prominent former deans of that academic unit.
n” “nRenowned university figures Augusto Bravo, Ramón Rodríguez, Guillermo Díaz, and Amelia Salas de Lancer highlighted the candidate’s academic trajectory, managerial experience, and leadership capacity, qualities that, in their view, make her the right person to lead an administration oriented toward institutional strengthening and the academic development of the faculty.
n” “nThe academics also valued their commitment to excellence, dialogue, and the search for consensual solutions to the challenges facing higher education, especially in a faculty that plays a fundamental role in the humanistic and professional training of the country.
n” “nDuring the meeting, they agreed that the proposal led by the professor represents an opportunity to consolidate initiatives aimed at strengthening teaching, research, and university outreach, as well as the modernization of academic and administrative processes.
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n” “nDr. Ureña expressed her gratitude for the expressions of trust received and stated that this support serves as an incentive to continue working towards a Faculty of Humanities that is more participatory, inclusive, and committed to academic quality.
“I receive this support with gratitude and with the responsibility that comes with having the trust of teachers who have dedicated a large part of their lives to the growth of our faculty. We will continue to promote a vision of collective work, institutional respect, and academic development,” he expressed.
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Likewise, he expressed his gratitude for the support provided by the academic movements Nacer and Avance Académico, as well as by student organizations, administrative sectors, and university staff who have placed their trust in the project he leads together with his work team.
n” “nLikewise, he acknowledged the support of prominent university figures who were elected in the first round of the university elections for various academic and co-governance positions, valuing their trust as a sign of the broad consensus he has managed to build within the UASD community.
n” “nThe candidate for the Deanship reiterated her commitment to promoting an open, participatory, and results-oriented management, supported by dialogue, transparency, and the strengthening of academic excellence.
n” “nThe pronouncement by Augusto Bravo, Ramón Rodríguez, Guillermo Díaz, and Amelia Salas de Lancer joins the support of numerous faculty members, students, employees, and university leaders who have expressed their confidence in a proposal based on experience, management capacity, and a commitment to the present and future of the Faculty of Humanities.
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