UAG Alumni reunited in Dallas at The Mexican, where graduates from all generations came together to reconnect, share stories, and celebrate the strength and pride of the UAG network.
UAG Alumni Reunite in Dallas
Dallas, Texas set the stage for a special reunion of the UAG Alumni Family. At the sophisticated restaurant The Mexican, graduates from every era of the Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara came together to celebrate their shared history, reconnect with old friends, and continue building the global network that unites them.
Celebrating Connection
The evening was alive with conversation, laughter, and stories that reflected the pride of being part of UAG’s legacy. From new graduates just beginning their medical journeys to established physicians leading practices and serving their communities, the group represented the strength, diversity, and global presence of our alumni network.
Guided by Leadership
The event was hosted by Sandra Lozano, President of the Dallas Alumni Chapter, whose leadership has been essential in creating a thriving alumni presence in the city. Her dedication set the tone for a night focused on unity, professional connection, and inspiration.
Also joining the celebration were José Ramos, Alumni Director, and Susana Leaño, Vice President of International Affairs, who traveled to Dallas to meet with graduates in person. Their participation underscored UAG’s commitment to fostering lasting relationships and creating meaningful opportunities for networking, collaboration, and friendship.
Honoring a Shared Legacy
This evening was far more than a simple dinner—it was a celebration of UAG’s enduring purpose: shaping physicians who combine knowledge, compassion, and leadership in everything they do. For almost 90 years, UAG graduates have left their mark on communities around the world, and the strong presence in Dallas is yet another reflection of that legacy in action.
Once UAG, Always UAG
By the end of the night, one truth was clear: every reunion strengthens the bonds that tie the UAG Alumni Family together. With each story exchanged and each connection renewed, our graduates continue to carry the UAG spirit across borders—from Guadalajara to Dallas and wherever their journeys take them.
Once a UAG graduate, always part of the family. ¡SOMOS TECOS!
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