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Teaching experience during the time of Covid-19
Professor Fredy Augusto Duque Duque from the Environmental Engineering program, Facatativá extension, who teaches the subjects of Colombian Strategic Ecosystems, Restoration, Ethics, Bioindication, Environmental Education, tells us about his experience of online learning and teaching during the time of covid-19.
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I Latin American Seminar on Psychology
It is a free virtual event with international certification, mediated by the Zoom platform (an access link will be made available to those registered for the event). The Seminar will take place on May 28 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. (Brasília Time).
Human factor management in agribusinesses
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Forum on the productive sustainability of agricultural systems
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The Art of Healing and Management in the Territory
The aim of the conference is to help participants understand that, as human beings, they play a specific role in the territory they inhabit. This role is determined by their relationships with other human beings and by the natural, environmental, social, and historical conditions they experience.
Molecular biology tools in pest management
The importance of molecular tools in the context of integrated pest management and biological control can be addressed from three perspectives, including: insect identification, population genetics, and reconstruction of food webs.
Mosquera subsidizes tickets for 165 students
The Mosquera Mayor's Office of Youth offers a subsidy called the "Student Passport," which benefits 1,140 higher education students between the ages of 15 and 28, saving them 1,700 pesos per trip on public transportation fares, for a total of 3,400 pesos per day. The majority of the students receiving this benefit attend the Facatativá campus of the University of Cundinamarca, representing 15% of the total beneficiaries, according to Franklin Garzón Parra, director of the Mosquera Municipal Youth Office. The initiative originated in 2009 within the Mayor's Office of Government, with the goal of providing transportation assistance to young people pursuing higher education outside the municipality. This initiative has been in place for 11 years and has benefited thousands of young people from Mosquera, many of whom have already completed their professional degrees. A significant number of graduates are from the University of Cundinamarca (UCundinamarca), and they are currently working on their own projects, while others are even employed by the same municipal administration that previously granted them the student passport. The public university in the department recognizes the contribution that this type of subsidy makes to students from low-income families (strata one, two, and three), as well as to students with strong academic performance, facilitating part of their educational process. In the case of the University of Cundinamarca, this contributes to providing the department and the country with individuals prepared for life, democratic values, civic responsibility, and freedom.
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