UAG Alumni gathered in Orlando at Fleming’s to reconnect, share stories, and celebrate their shared alma mater, showcasing the diversity and global impact of UAG graduates.

By: UAG School of Medicine

03/Sep/2025

Orlando—a city known for its warmth and vibrant spirit—was the setting for another unforgettable gathering of our UAG Alumni Family. This time, we came together at Fleming’s, where the elegant atmosphere provided the perfect backdrop for an evening filled with connection, stories, and pride in our shared alma mater, the Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara.

The dinner brought together graduates from different generations, each carrying their unique journey since leaving Guadalajara. From those just beginning their professional paths to seasoned physicians with decades of experience, the gathering reflected the diversity and strength of UAG’s global impact in medicine.

A President Who Inspires
Leading the way was Paul Wielebensky, President of the Orlando Alumni Chapter. Known not only for his leadership but also for his dedication to benefit medicine and serving others, Paul embodies the spirit of UAG: excellence combined with compassion. His words and presence set the tone for an evening of gratitude, camaraderie, and inspiration, reminding us of the power of giving back—both to our patients and to each other.

UAG’s Living Legacy
This event was more than a reunion; it was a celebration of UAG’s enduring mission to prepare physicians who change the world through knowledge, leadership, and service. For nearly 90 years, UAG has formed global leaders in medicine, and the presence of our graduates in Orlando is yet another example of how that legacy continues to grow and shine.

Always Connected
As conversations filled the room, one truth echoed among all present: distance and time cannot weaken the bond we share as UAG alumni. From Guadalajara to Orlando and beyond, our graduates continue to write stories of excellence and impact that inspire future generations.

Because once UAG, always UAG. SOMOS TECOS

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