
The Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara (UAG) proudly hosted another edition of the Flying High Panel, welcoming global experts in innovation to discuss the future of education, technology, and global trends.
Among the distinguished participants was Dr. Jorge Martínez Trabal, a proud graduate of UAG’s International Medical Program and President of the Episcopal San Lucas Medical Center in Puerto Rico. His presence underscored the global impact of UAG’s alumni network and the institution’s commitment to shaping future leaders in healthcare.
Embracing Innovation in Higher Education
During the panel titled Flying High: Tecolotes Around the World – Let’s Talk About Innovation, experts highlighted key trends shaping the future of higher education. Topics included Artificial Intelligence (AI), globalization, critical thinking, sustainability, social responsibility, and the importance of adapting to change.
Dr. Martínez Trabal emphasized the transformative role of AI in the medical field, noting that UAG's advanced tools and modern classrooms are essential in preparing students for the evolving landscape of healthcare.
Other panelists included:
Celebrating Innovation and Global Leadership
At the conclusion of the event, UAG leaders, including Juan Carlos Leaño del Castillo, Vice President of Administrative Affairs, Dr. Alfonso Petersen Farah, Vice President of Academic and Health Sciences, and Ariosto Manrique Moreno, President of the UAG Alumni Association, presented recognitions to the distinguished panelists for their contributions.
The panel was a powerful reminder of UAG’s commitment to fostering global perspectives and innovative solutions. We are proud of Dr. Jorge Martínez Trabal and all our alumni who continue to lead and inspire in their respective fields.


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