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| October
5-6, 2009: Research Symposium, Texas
A&M-
CONACYT Collaborative Research Grant
Program |
The
Texas A&M University Center in Mexico hosted the annual Research
Symposium funded under the Texas
A&M–CONACYT: Collaborative Research
Grant Program. This program was
established in 2001 between Texas A&M University and CONACYT to enhance research opportunities in areas
that are of importance to both Mexico and the US. To be eligible for
the program, projects must be jointly led by a principal investigator
(PI) from a qualifying Mexican institution as well as Texas A&M. The
Office of the Vice President for Research at Texas A&M administers the
program at the university.
Dr.
Jeffrey Seemann, Vice President for
Research at Texas A&M; Ms. Katherine
Rojo del Busto, Executive Associate Vice President for Administration and
Legal Affairs/Chief of Staff; Ms. Lisa
Woods, Assistant Vice President for
External
Affairs, Outreach and Engagement; Dr. Robert Webb, Interim Dean of Graduate
Studies; Dr. Emily Ashworth, Executive
Associate Vice President for International
Programs;
and Dr. Roger Norton, Executive Director of Latin American Programs, traveled
to Mexico City for the event.
Principal
investigators who received funding
in 2007 and performed research in 2008
presented the results of their joint
research projects during this year’s
symposium. The event began with an opening dinner on Monday, October 5, and on
Tuesday, October 6, ten bilateral research teams presented their research findings
to representatives from CONACYT, Texas A&M´s Office of the Vice President for
Research and International Programs Office. Later in the evening, the teams were
able to discuss their projects with a larger audience during a reception and
poster session also held at the Texas A&M University Center in Mexico. Maestro
Juan Carlos Romero Hicks, Director General of CONACYT, and Dr. Jeffrey Seemann,
Vice President for Research at Texas A&M, provided opening remarks to the researchers
and guests from industry, government, and academic institutions in Mexico. For
more information on the Texas A&M – CONACYT: Collaborative Research Grant Program
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October 2–4, 2009: Dr. Ron Knutson holds agricultural workshop at the
Texas A&M University Center in Mexico |
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Dr.
Ron Knutson, Regents Professor Emeritus
of the Agricultural and Food Policy Center
(AFPC) and the Department of Agricultural
Economics at Texas A&M University;
Dr. Pat Westhoff, from the Food and Agricultural
Policy Research Institute at the University
of Missouri; Dr. Pablo Sherwell Cabello’06,
Adjunct General Director of Economic
Analysis and Public Policy in SAGARPA
(Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock,
Rural Development, Fisheries and Food);
and Lic. Iris Sánchez Galicia,
also from SAGARPA, worked at the Mexico
Center to continue developing a baseline
projection of Mexican agriculture production,
consumptions, and prices from 2009-2018.
This was the group’s third workshop
held at the Mexico Center since August
2008.
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1-4, 2009: Maria Alves participates in
the UNAM Educational Fair "Estudia
Sin Fronteras" |
Maria
Alves from the Office for Latin American
Programs at Texas
A&M University participated in the
Universidad
Nacional Autónoma
de México’s international
fair. Through its inter-institutional
collaboration office, UNAM organized
its first educational fair “Estudia
Sin Fronteras”. The purpose of
this event was to promote study abroad
opportunities to the UNAM community such
as exchange and cultural programs, language
courses, research projects, postgraduate
educational programs, and scholarships.
Representatives from cultural and educational
institutions of countries with diplomatic
presence in Mexico as well as financing
entities and representatives of schools
and universities abroad were invited
to participate in the fair. More than
5,000 students and faculty attended the
event.
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| September
2-4, 2009: Dr. Jeffrey Seemann, Vice President
for Research at Texas A&M University, attends
Border Governors Conference in Monterrey, Mexico |
Dr.
Jeffrey Seemann, Vice President for Research
at Texas A&M University, traveled to
Monterrey, Mexico, from September 2 to
4, with a delegation from Texas A&M including
Ms. Katherine Rojo del Busto, Executive
Associate Vice President for Administration
and Legal Affairs/Chief of Staff; Dr.
Barry Lawrence and Dr. Jorge Leon, Co-Directors
of the Global Manufacturing and Distribution
Research Initiative; Dr. Roger Norton,
Executive Director of the Office for
Latin American Programs, and Dr. Jennifer
Brown, Director of the Texas A&M University
Center in Mexico.
During the visit, the delegation toured the PIIT (Research
and Technology Innovation Park), including research facilities of CIDESI (Engineering
and Industrial Development Center), CINVESTAV (Center
of Advanced Studies and Research), among others. The delegation also
attended the
Border Governors Conference and participated in discussions of the Science
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August
24-28, 2009: Mr. Juan Carlos Villa and
Mr. Manuel Solari from
the Texas Transportation
Institute held meetings at the Mexico
Center |
Juan
Carlos Villa and Manuel Solari from the
Texas Transportation Institute (TTI) utilized
office space at the Mexico Center during
the week of August 24-28, 2009.
They are working on a project for the
National Cooperative Highway Research
Program (NCHRD). The project´s
objective is to assess Mexico´s
experience with long commercial vehicles.
Mr. Villa is also working on a project
for the development of a master plan
for a logistics center in Tula, Hidalgo.
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| July
27-29, 2009: Texas A&M Department
Head of Mechanical Engineering Visits
Universidad de Guanajuato |
July
27 - 29, Dr. Dennis O’Neal, Department
Head of Mechanical Engineering at Texas
A&M; Dr. Dan McAdams, Associate Professor
of Mechanical Engineering; and Dr. Jennifer
Brown, Director of the Mexico Center,
traveled to Irapuato and Salamanca, Guanajuato,
for meetings concerning the Mechanical
Engineering cultural exchange program
and future collaboration with the Universidad
de Guanajuato . The Texas A&M delegation
met with the Rector General, Dr. Arturo
Lara; the Rector of Campus Guanajuato,
Dr. Luis Felipe Guerrero; and the Rector
of Campus Irapuato-Salamanca, Ing. René Jaime
Rivas.
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During the trip, Dr. Brown also visited CINVESTAV
(Centro de Investigación y de Estudios Avanzados) in
Irapuato. CINVESTAV is an advanced research institution that
offers graduate programs and performs research in the areas
of biotechnology, biochemistry, and genetic engineering. She
met with Dr. Rafael Rivera, Director of CINVESTAV Irapuato;
Dr. Luis Herrera, Professor and Director of Langebio; and Dr.
Jean Philippe Vielle, Senior Professor of the National Laboratory
of Genomics for Biodiversity (and former student of Texas A&M),
to discuss current and future collaboration with Texas A&M.
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| July
9, 2009: Mexico Center meets with Director
General and Faculty of Monterrey Tec
(ITESM) - Campus Cuernavaca |
On
July 9, 2009, Dr. Jennifer Brown and
Lic. Ana Arenas traveled to Cuernavaca,
Morelos, to meet with Dr. Alejandra Vilalta,
Director General of Monterrey
Tec (ITESM) - Campus Cuernavaca; Dr. Ricardo Thierry,
Director of Extension (and former student
of Texas A&M); Lic. Antoaneta Antonova,
Director of Internationalization; and
Prof. Brian Decheverry, Director of the
Language Center. Brown and Arenas were
given a tour of the campus, and opportunities
for academic exchanges and other programs
were discussed during a lunch meeting
with the ITESM delegation.
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June 22, 2009: Brown Meets with President of
Universidad de Guanajuato, Campus Irapuato-Salamanca and Mayor of the City of Salamanca
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On June 22, 2009, Dr. Jennifer Brown traveled
to Irapuato, Guanajuato to meet with M. en I. René Jaime Rivas,
President of the Universidad
de Guanajuato, Campus Irapuato-Salamanca,
and university administrators to understand the institution´s
strengths and areas for on-going and future collaboration
with Texas A&M.
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June 16, 2009: Texas A&M Delegation Meets with the Mexican Ministry of Energy, CONACYT, and the Mexican Ministry of Agriculture (SAGARPA)
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On
June 16, 2009, the following delegation of Texas A&M administrators
participated in meetings with the Mexican
Ministry of Energy, CONACYT, and the Mexican
Ministry of Agriculture (SAGARPA): Ambassador Eric
M. Bost (ret.), Vice President for Global
Initiatives; Dr. Mark Hussey, Vice Chancellor
and Dean of the College of Agriculture and
Life Sciences; Dr. Eleanor Green, Dean of
the College of Veterinary Medicine; Dr.
Jorge Vanegas, Dean of the College of Architecture;
Dr. Robert Webb, Interim Dean of Graduate
Studies; Dr. Emily Y. Ashworth, Executive
Associate Vice President for International Programs;
Dr. Michael Pishko, Department Head of Chemical
Engineering; Dr. Gale Wagner, Professor
of Veterinary Medicine; Mr. Francisco Alcalá,
Chair of the Mexico Center External Advisory
Board; Mr. Pablo Marvin, Member of the Mexico
Center External Advisory Board; Dr. Roger
Norton, Executive Director of the Office
for Latin American Programs; and Dr. Jennifer Brown,
Director of the Mexico Center.
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Members of the delegation met with the Secretary
of Energy, Dr. Georgina Kessel Martínez; Undersecretary
of Hydrocarbons, Mario Gabriel Budebo; and Mr. Guillermo
Güemez, Deputy
Governor of the Bank of Mexico, to discuss
potential collaboration in energy research.
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During a lunch
meeting with the Mexican Undersecretary
of Agribusiness, Mr. Jeffrey Max Jones; the General
Director of Economic Research and Planning,
Dr. René Ochoa;
and the Adjunct General Director of Economic
Analysis and Public Policy, Dr. Pablo
Sherwell Cabello, Deans Mark Hussey, Eleanor
Green and Jorge Vanegas discussed the
strong ties between SAGARPA and Texas
A&M as well as the strengths
of the College of Agricultural and Life
Scienes and the College of Veteriniary
Medicine. Areas for future collaboration
were discussed.
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| June 15, 2009: Texas A&M University
Center in Mexico Officially Reopens its
Doors |
Texas A&M University is pleased to
announce the official opening of its new Center in Mexico. Established
in 1993, through the generous donation of Pablo Marvin ‘66 and his
wife Barbara, the Mexico Center has opened its new doors in the Bosques
de Las Lomas corporate zone of Mexico City. The opening ceremonies
took place on June 15, 2009, at 6:30 p.m. at the Texas A&M
University Center in Mexico. Honoring
Pablo and Barbara Marvin and their family was a key element to the
event. After the ribbon cutting
ceremony, Ambassador Eric M. Bost (Ret.),
Vice President for Global Initiatives at Texas A&M, presented a resolution
from the Board of Regents that expresses gratitude to the Marvin family,
and a plaque in their honor that will hang in the Mexico Center. A
Texas A&M delegation headed Ambassador Bost was present for the formal
opening and dedication of the facility along with: Ms. Leslie Bassett,
Chargé d’ Affaires, U.S. Embassy in Mexico; members of the Mexico
Center’s External Advisory Board; the Center´s
University Advisory Committee; distinguished university leaders from partner
institutions.
For more information about the opening ceremony of the Mexico
Center click
here.
Click
here to see photographs of the inauguration ceremony.
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| June
15, 2009 Former Student Meeting at the Texas
A&M
University Center in Mexico
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As part of the
Mexico Center´s opening ceremonies on June 15, 2009,
about 30 former students of Texas A&M met with Ambassador Eric
M. Bost (ret.), Texas A&M Vice President for Global Initiatives;
Dr. Jorge Vanegas, Dean of the College of Architecture;
Dean Mark Hussey, Vice Chancellor and Dean of the
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences;
Dr. Eleanor Green, Dean of the College of Veterinary
Medicine; Dr. Robert Webb, Interim Dean of Graduate
Studies; and Dr. Emily Ashworth, Executive
Associate Vice President for International Programs.
The purpose of the meeting was to begin to form a
solid and active group of former students
residing in Mexico. Ambassador Bost and the Deans
dialogued with the former students about their expectations
and ideas in revitalizing the
Aggie Club in Mexico City and other parts of the country.
Click
here to see the list of Former Students attending the June 15
meeting.
Click
here to see photograhs from the June 15 meeting.
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June 8, 2009: Dr. Roger Norton Appointed as Executive Director of OLAP
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Dr.
Roger Norton was appointed as Executive Director of the Office for
Latin American Programs at Texas A&M University. Dr. Norton
is a senior economist, policy advisor and project team leader with
experience in 46 countries. He has worked in 20 countries in Latin
America and the Caribbean and has lived in Mexico, Honduras, El
Salvador and Panama. He is fluent in Spanish and can also read Portuguese.
Dr. Norton began his duties on June 8, 2009.
For
More information Click
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June 1, 2009: Texas A&M – CONACYT Proposal Review Session
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On
June 1, 2009, CONACYT and Texas A&M representatives met at the Mexico
Center for the Proposal Review Session of
the Texas A&M-CONACYT
Collaborative Research Grant Program. 17
proposals were selected in areas of Engineering,
Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences, Philosophy
and Humanities, Marine Science and Oceanography,
Animal Science, Soil and Crop Sciences,
Horticultural Sciences, Health and Kinesiology,
and Chemistry.
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May 25-July 31, 2009: Mexico Internship Program has been CANCELLED
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May 17-24, 2009: The 16th annual Faculty
Abroad Seminar to Mexico (FAS) has
been CANCELLED
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The
16th annual Faculty
Abroad Seminar to Mexico (FAS) that was scheduled
for May 17-24, 2009, was cancelled due to
the swine flu outbreak in Mexico. The FAS
will be planned again for May 2010. If you
have any questions regarding the FAS, please
contact Ms. Edna Bishop
or (979)845.3367.
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April 28-30, 2009: TAMU-CONACYT Principal Investigators Research Symposium has been POSTPONED
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The
TAMU-CONACYT Principal Investigators Research
Symposium that was scheduled to take place
at the Mexico Center in Mexico City April
28th has been postponed. As soon as the
new dates are confirmed an email will be
sent to inform participants of those dates.
If you have any questions regarding the
symposium, please contact Ms. Edna
Bishop or (979) 845.3367.
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April 23, 2009: Rector of Universidad de Guanajuato Campus Irapuato-Salamanca Visits Mexico Center
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On April 23, 2009, the Rector of Universidad
de Guanajuato Campus Irapuato-Salamanca, M. en I. René Jaime
Rivas, and Dr. Abel Hernández, Professor in the Division
of Engineering, met with Dr. Jennifer Brown at the Mexico Center
to discuss existing and future collaboration between Texas A&M
and the Universidad
de Guanajuato, Campus Irapuato-Salamanca. Dr.
Brown plans to visit their campus in June.
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April 21-23, 2009: CUDI Spring Meeting in Puebla
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Mr. Manuel Soberanes, Computing and Communications Coordinator of the Mexico Center, attended the Spring 2009 meeting of Corporación Universitaria para el Desarrollo de Internet, A.C. (CUDI), which was held at the Universidad de las Américas in Puebla on April 21-23, 2009. Celebrating ten years of the foundation of CUDI, 430 researchers, faculty, and students from 203 institutions participated in 9 workshops and 55 presentations related to applications used by the network coordinated by CUDI.
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Mexico Internship Deadline Extended to April
15, 2009 |
There are still two internships with the Mexican
Secretary of Agriculture (SAGARPA)
available through the Mexico
Internship Program. The office of economic analysis
and planning of the Mexican Ministry of
Agriculture is seeking 2 junior/senior
year students or graduate students for an
internship position in the summer of
2009. Preferred candidates should have a
strong background in agricultural economics,
microeconomics, econometrics or political
science. The candidate will be collaborating in agricultural economic
analysis and research for key Mexican commodities.
Mexican citizenship and Spanish language
proficiency is required. The deadline for
application has been extended to April 15,
2009.
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March 30-31, 2009: Brown Meets with General Director of CIDESI and Researchers of Computer Based Screening for Diabetic Retinopathy. |
Dr. Jennifer Brown traveled
to the Mexican northern cities of Monterrey
and Saltillo. In Monterrey, she met with
Ing. Felipe Rubio, General Director of CIDESI
(Centro de Ingeniería y Desarrollo Industrial). Ing.
Rubio along with the local Director of CIDESI,
Ing. David Fredin, gave Dr. Brown
a tour of the research facilities as well
as an informal presentation about Texas
A&M and CIDESI sharing
the use of space for collaborative research
in Texas A&M´s
Research Park and CIDESI´s
facilities located in Monterrey´s Research and Technological
Innovation Park (Parque
de Investigación e Innovación
Tecnológica – PIIT).
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In Saltillo,
Dr. Brown met with Dr. Steve Liu of the Department of Computer
Science at Texas A&M
and Dr. Rafael Chorne, ophthalmologist
and retired professor and researcher of the Universidad
Autónoma
de Coahuila. The purpose of the visit was to discuss the status
of the clinical trials of the collaborative
research on Computer Based Screening for
Diabetic Retinopathy.
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March 19, 2009: Texas A&M Undergraduate Student Groups Visit Mexico City |
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On March 19, 2009, the Mexico Center hosted
two groups of Texas A&M undergraduate students participating
in Freshmen Field Trips sponsored by the Office of Undergraduate
Studies at Texas A&M. Dr. Lynne Walters led 17 undergrads, one
graduate student and two faculty members from the College of Education
and Human Resource Development. Dr. Danielle Harris led 11 students
from the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Both groups visited
Mexico City during spring break and coordinated their programs with
Universidad La Salle. Presentations were given to the students and
faculty at the Mexico Center concerning the educational system of
Mexico as well as a general overview of the Mexican Ministry of
Agriculture (SAGARPA).
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March 17, 2009: Lic. Norma Rodriguez Joins Mexico Center Staff |
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On March 17, 2009, Lic. Norma Rodriguez started
as the new Executive Assistant at the Texas A&M University Center
in Mexico. She is a native of Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico and
graduated from Instituto de Intérpretes y Traductores with
a Bachelor’s Degree in Translation. For the past 13 years,
she has worked for two top headhunters: Korn/Ferry International
and Russell Reynolds Associates as Executive Assistant to the Director
of Technology and to the Director of Financial Services, respectively.
She also worked for Atos Origin as Executive Assistant to the Managing
Director for Latin America and the Caribbean.
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February 5, 2009: Delegation of the Texas A&M Global Manufacturing and Distribution Research Initiative Visit the Mexico Center |
On February 5, 2009, a delegation of the Texas
A&M Global Manufacturing and Distribution Research Initiative visited
the Mexico Center. Co-directors Dr. Barry Lawrence and Dr. V. Jorge
Leon along with Mr. Carlos Acosta and Mr. Francisco Villanueva
toured the Center´s facilities and met with Dr. Jennifer Brown.
The Mexico Center provides support services
to the Initiative such as the hiring of Mr. Acosta and Mr. Villanueva
to work in Monterrey,
Mexico in office space provided by CIDESI
(Centro de Ingeniería
y Desarrollo Industrial) as well as managing their working fund.
During the visit, Dr. Brown provided the
delegation with a presentation on the services the Mexico Center
can provide to Texas A&M entities.
Future collaboration was discussed such
as potential professional development courses to be offered at the
Mexico Center.
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February 4, 2009: CONACYT Research Networks Conference |
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On February 4, 2009, Dr. Jennifer Brown attended
the CONACYT “Red de Redes” Conference in Querétaro,
Querétaro. The goal of the conference was to “promote
and strengthen the building and development of domestic scientific
networks on strategic subjects that provide a solution to scientific,
technologic and social problems and supply the academy-company linkage.” The
conference was organized by CONACYT and the Universidad Autónoma
Metropolitana, Unidad Iztapalapa.
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January 29-30, 2009: Delegation from Dwight Look College of Engineering Visits Mexico |
On January 29-30, 2009, a delegation led by
Dr. John M. Niedzwecki from Texas A&M´s Dwight Look College
of Engineering visited the Mexico Center and the Universidad
National Autónoma de México (UNAM). Meetings at UNAM resulted
in plans for a joint graduate program between Texas A&M and
UNAM as well as potential exchange programs for students and faculty
that will allow them to jointly conduct research in civil, petroleum
and chemical engineering. During the visit, letters of intent were
signed between the two institutions in which the Artie McFerrin
Department of Chemical Engineering, the Harold Vance Department
of Petroleum Engineering and the Zachry Department of Civil Engineering
plan to explore and develop projects in several areas of interest
with the engineering faculty and students of UNAM.
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January 20, 2009: Texas A&M – CONACYT Proposal Review Session |
On January 20, 2009, CONACYT and Texas A&M representatives met at
Texas A&M University for the Proposal Review Session of the Texas
A&M-CONACYT Collaborative Research Grant Program. 15 proposals were
selected in areas of Entomology, Marine Sciences and Oceanography, Engineering,
Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences, Physics, Chemistry, Nutrition and Food
Science, Poultry Science, and Marine Biology.
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January 12, 2009: Mexico Center Informal External Advisory Board Meeting |
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On January 12, 2009, an informal Mexico Center External Advisory Board Meeting took place at the Mexico Center in Mexico City. The Board discussed short and long-term goals of the Mexico Center.
The following people attended the meeting: Mr. Francisco Alcalá, Chair of the Board; Mr. Taft Symonds, Board Member; Mr. Pablo Marvin, Board Member; Dr. Emily Y. Ashworth, Executive Associate Vice President for International Programs; Dr. Jennifer Brown, Director of the Texas A&M University Center in Mexico; Mr. John Crawford, Assistant Vice President for Finance & Controller; Mr. Andre Josiah, Director of Business Affairs, International Programs Office.
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November 13, 2008: México - Texas Trade Corridor Consortium Meeting |
Dr. Jennifer Brown attended the first México - Texas Trade Corridor
Consortium meeting on November 13, 2008, in Laredo, TX. This conference
provided initial research findings from Texas A&M University on
creating manufacturing opportunities in this region.
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| Dr.
Jennifer G. Sherwell-Brown Appointed
as Director of the Mexico Center |
The
International Programs Office announced the appointment of Dr. Jennifer
G. Sherwell-Brown as the Director of the Texas A&M University
Center in Mexico in November 2008.
Brown earned a bachelor’s degree in International Studies with
a focus on Latin America from Texas A&M in May 1997, and a MBA
from Texas Tech University in August 2000. She received her Ph.D.
in Educational Administration from Texas A&M in December 2006.
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| November
3-7, 2008: Dr. Ron Knutson Meets with
SAGARPA Colleagues at the Mexico Center |
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The
Mexico Center provided meeting space
during the week of November 3 -7, to
Dr. Ron Knutson from the Texas
A&M Food Policy Center and his counterparts
from the Mexican Department of Agriculture
(SAGARPA). They conducted follow-up
meetings at the Mexico Center concerning
their model for the 2008 Farm Bill impacts on Mexican agriculture. They also
met at the former Mexico Center in August
of this year.
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| October 9, 2008: Initial Operations at Mexico Center New Facility |
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On
October 9, the Mexico Center staff officially
began working out of the new offices
in Bosques de las Lomas. After cleaning,
donating used items, packing, moving,
and unpacking, the staff is to be congratulated
on all of their hard work for a smooth transition. With newly polished wooden
walls and marble flooring
in the hallways, the center exudes an elegant and formal atmosphere. With one
of the two videoconference rooms still
involved in minor renovation efforts,
the new Mexico Center is almost ready
to completely
resume normal programming.
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| Texas
A&M and CONACYT Renew Research Agreement |
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| Mexico Center Provides Support Services for a Texas A&M-SAGARPA Agricultural Policy Analysis Meeting |
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During the week of August 11-15, the Mexico Center hosted Dr. Ron Knutson, professor emeritus from Texas A&M’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. At the Mexico Center, he met with Dr. Pablo Sherwell and Mr. Javier Sarinana from SAGARPA (Mexico’s Department of Agriculture) and Dr. Pat Westoff from the University of Missouri. The objective of the meeting was to develop a preliminary policy analysis model, run the model to evaluate the impacts of the 2008 Farm Bill on Mexican agriculture, and draft a report of the results.
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