Fusagasugá Branch
2026-09-24
Human rights: part of professional training?
By: Alejandro García Suárez – Advisory Office of Communications
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This achievement represents much more than recognition: it is the reflection of a collective, participatory and co-creative construction that demonstrates the permanent commitment of the entire university community to academic excellence, comprehensive training and the transformation of territories.
Professors, students, administrators, staff, and graduates have all played a vital role in this journey, contributing their knowledge, experience, and skills to the consolidation of a university that evolves, inspires, and leaves a lasting impact. Each, in their respective roles, contributes daily to strengthening an institution that recognizes education as an opportunity to transform lives and generate significant social impact.
As Rector Adriano Muñoz Barrera emphasized: “Thank you for contributing and making the building of our institution possible day by day!”, a message that recognizes the effort, dedication and sense of belonging of those who are part of the University of Cundinamarca and continue to carry its formative mark to each territory.
This celebration also brings us together around MEDIT and an experience that transcends the academic. Through music, we find a language capable of connecting the human person through their emotional, spiritual, and relational dimensions, creating spaces for encounter, expression, and building bonds as a community.
Celebrating MEDIT means recognizing a way of understanding and experiencing education from the perspective of the individual, knowledge, and interaction with the environment. It means coming together as a university community to celebrate what we have built, value the path we have traveled, and continue moving forward together toward a university that transforms, inspires, and contributes to building new realities.
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