International Women's Day 2022
The reflection of all the women of our Institution who develop and raise their voices for the female gender every day
In the framework of International Women's Day 2022, we recognize that to achieve sustainable development and greater gender equality it is essential to continue to explore the opportunities, as well as the constraints, to enable women to have a voice and participate equally throughout the world. It is vitally important to give voice to women who, by example, develop and raise their voices for the female gender every day.
Michelle Velarde
Fernanda Michelle Velarde Rocha, Student of the Biology Clinical Chemist Degree and leader of the Chemicals for Health group – QuiLud
She is a student of the Biologist Clinical Chemist career, and currently, thanks to her commitment and responsibility, she has been appointed leader of the group Chemists for Health - QuiLud. Michelle points out that women have actively participated in the development of science, but recognition of their work had not been contemplated for a long time. Learn more about his story:
Laura Soto, BSW.
Lic. Laura Soto Ruiz, Coordinator of the Student Groups of Social Responsibility and link with UNIIGÉNERO
La licenciada se desempeña como Coordinadora de Grupos Estudiantiles de Responsabilidad Social de la Secretaría de Asuntos Estudiantiles además, desde el 2019, es el enlace con la Unidad para la Igualdad de Género y trabaja las acciones correspondientes del Protocolo de Atención para Casos de Acoso u Hostigamiento Sexual que se pudieran suscitar. Conoce más su historia:
Dr. Yolanda Salinas
Dr. MC. Yolanda Salinas Álvarez, Professor of the Department of Human Anatomy
The doctor is the first woman to hold the position of professor in the Department of Human Anatomy. She recognizes the work she has to make visible that all female students can develop in this type of science that had historically been occupied by men, in addition to promoting them through their best instrument: teaching. Learn more about his story:
Communication and Media, School of Medicine U.A.N.L.