Fernanda Rojas is a philosopher with a master’s degree in philosophy from the National University of Colombia and a Ph.D. in philosophy from the National Autonomous University of Mexico. She is a researcher with the National System of Researchers in Mexico, and her area of specialization is the philosophy of religion.
UP Campus: Aguascalientes
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Juan José Macías Gutiérrez
Philosopher, currently completing a master’s degree in Humanities and Professional Culture at the Universidad Panamericana.
Professor at Bonaterra University (now Panamericana University) since August 1992, teaching in various degree programs, always in the humanities. Currently collaborating with the Institute of Humanities at the same university.
I have worked with various institutions, including:
- El Encino School.
- La Paz High School.
- Esperanza School.
- Itel.
- Ifec.
- Aguascalientes Institute of Education.
- Pontifical University of Mexico, Aguascalientes Campus.
- Aguascalientes Diocesan Seminary.
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Gustavo Adolfo Esparza
He holds a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Education from the Universidad Panamericana, and a Ph.D. in Social Sciences from the Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes. His research focuses on the thought and influence of Ernst Cassirer. He is the co-author of the books Myth, Knowledge, and Action: Continuity and Change in Cultural Processes (2017, Peter Lang); The Bounds of Myth. The Logical Path from Action to Knowledge (2021, Brill); Ernst Cassirer. The Symbolic Unity of Culture (2024, Peter Lang); and The Universal Form of the Singular. The Early Philosophy of Ernst Cassirer (1898–1917) (Brill, 2026).
He is also the author of more than 20 scholarly articles focusing on the work of Cassirer. He is a Level I member of the National System of Researchers and a Level C tenured professor at the Universidad Panamericana.
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Federico Nassim Bravo Jordan
Nassim Bravo holds a Ph.D. in philosophy from UNAM. He is currently the research secretary at the Institute of Humanities and the head of the social philosophy department.
He specializes in the philosophy of religion.
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Ethel Beatriz Junco
She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Literature from the National University of Mar del Plata, a Doctorate in Literature from the University of Salvador, Argentina, and a Doctorate in Philosophy from the University of Barcelona.
Professor classified as Level D with an emphasis on research by the National Council for Higher Education ( Universidad Panamericana ) and Level I Researcher in the National System of Researchers (CONAHCYT), Mexico.
Research professor at the Institute of Humanities at the Universidad Panamericana.
His field of study is the hermeneutics of tradition in the classical tradition, and his research focuses on the reinterpretation of Greek myths in European and Latin American literary culture.
A member of the “Myth, Knowledge, and Action” research group, on which he has published books, book chapters, and academic articles.
Reviewer and editor for journals in her field; thesis advisor and member of doctoral dissertation committees.
He is currently conducting research on the relationship between myth and philosophy in the thought of María Zambrano.
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Andrés Téllez Parra
He studied sociology and philosophy at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and pursued graduate studies in philosophy and modern literature, as well as a doctorate in film theory and analysis. He has taught at various universities across the country and has published in specialized cultural and academic journals, with a focus on film and television series. In recent years, his work has focused on the study of Mexican horror cinema and its links to various manifestations of narco-violence.
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Isaí Gerardo Reyes Cedeño
Dr. Isaí Gerardo Reyes Cedeño is a civil engineer who graduated from the Autonomous University of Aguascalientes. He holds a master’s degree in civil engineering with a specialization in environmental engineering and a Ph.D. in Anthropogenic Sciences with an emphasis on civil engineering, both of which he earned with the distinction of summa cum laude.
During his academic studies, he completed a research fellowship at the Mexican Institute of Water Technology, where he specialized in hydraulics and the restoration of natural watercourses. He has participated in the development and supervision of water and sanitation infrastructure projects and industrial facilities, collaborating with companies such as ATAIHSA, TerraSurvey, and Nissan Mexicana, which has allowed him to integrate his professional experience with his academic work.
He is an active member of the Aguascalientes Association of Civil Engineers and is part of the Mexican Network of Hydraulics Professors, which reaffirms his commitment to staying up to date and maintaining ties with the professional community. He currently serves as a research professor and director of graduate studies at the School of Engineering at the Universidad Panamericana , Aguascalientes Campus.
He is part of the faculty classification system, and in 2025 he was awarded Grade A, with an emphasis on research, in recognition of his track record in knowledge generation, thesis supervision, and participation in academic projects with regional and national impact.
His research focuses on topics such as sustainable infrastructure, hydraulic systems, ecological restoration, and knowledge management applied to complex environments, integrating a humanistic, technological, and ethical perspective into his academic work that promotes the well-rounded development of future engineers.
Research Areas
- Hydrology
- Water Resources Management
- Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Photogrammetry
- Eco-materials
- BIM Management (Building Information Modeling)
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Crisdalith Cachutt Alvarado
Crisdalith Cachutt-Alvarado is a research professor in the School of Engineering at the Universidad Panamericana, Aguascalientes campus. She holds a Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering and has a strong academic background in the fields of industrial engineering, ergonomics, work-family balance, and the development of sustainable materials.
His research has focused on developing solutions with social and industrial impact. Of particular note is his patent for the development of a bioplastic made from orange peel waste. He has also participated in projects aimed at analyzing ergonomically unsound conditions and implementing improvements to reduce workplace hazards.
In the academic sphere, she has conducted research on work-family integration, examining its relationship to productivity, organizational well-being, and skills development. She has also contributed to the field of ergonomics through studies of biomechanical demands and the evaluation of working conditions.
He has participated in major research calls for proposals, notably securing a grant from the 2025 Research Promotion Fund for a multidisciplinary project in collaboration with IPADE, the University of La Sabana, and CIMAT.
She is the author of numerous scientific publications in indexed journals and at international conferences. In recognition of her academic career, she has been designated as a Category A Research Professor by the National Council for Higher Education ( Universidad Panamericana ) and is a member of the National System of Researchers (SNII) at the Candidate level.
Research Areas
- Work-Family Balance and Organizational Development
- Work-Family Balance
- Personal and Organizational Competencies
- Productivity and Workplace Well-Being
- Family-Responsible Companies
- Ergonomics and Occupational Safety
- Biomechanical Analysis of Work
- Physical Load Assessment
- Ergonomic Risk Factors
- Occupational Health
- Sustainable Materials and the Circular Economy
- Development of bioplastics from agro-industrial waste (orange, mango)
- Biodegradable polymers
- Waste Recovery
- Innovation in Sustainable Materials
- Industrial Engineering and Operations Management
- Process Improvement
- Quality Control
- Logistics and Operations
- Production Systems
- Work-Family Balance and Organizational Development
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Víctor Álvarez Pato
Electromechanical Engineer, with a major in Advanced Manufacturing Systems from Universidad Panamericana campus Mexico.
Master of Science and Doctorate in Engineering from Universidad Panamericana campus Aguascalientes.
He has taught subjects such as Linear Algebra, Dynamics, Manufacturing Processes, Strength of Materials, Descriptive Geometry and Java Programming.
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Rocio Guadalupe Marquez
Ms. Rocio Marquez Martinez has a degree in Industrial Engineering with a specialization in Operations Management, Anthropology and Ethics, and a Master's Degree in Value Chain Management, all four degrees obtained at Universidad Panamericana campus Bonaterra. He is currently pursuing the Graduate Certificate in Logistics & Supply Chain Management at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) generation 2024.
She has been a professor in the Academy of Administration and Operations Management for 10 years. She has also served as coordinator of promotion and selectivity, as Head of Budgets of the campus and currently as Administrative Secretary and Director of the Industrial Engineering career in the School of Engineering. She is Faculty Advisor of the Faculty's representative teams before the MIT LIFTLab and the campus Formula SAE team.
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Ricardo Macías Quijas
Bachelor of Engineering in Electronics and Digital Communication Systems from the Autonomous University of Aguascalientes. Master of Science with a specialization in Electrical Engineering, Telecommunications track, from the Center for Research and Advanced Studies of the National Polytechnic Institute (CINVESTAV), Guadalajara campus, obtained through his thesis: “Design, Implementation, and Verification of a VLSI Integrated Circuit for the Generic Framing Procedure (GFP).” He has professional experience in functional verification projects for VLSI integrated circuits used in data telecommunications for transport networks. He is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in engineering at the Aguascalientes campus of the National Institute of Technology ( Universidad Panamericana ).
In his research projects, he has used VHDL to design high-speed fiber-optic telecommunications systems, telephony and switching systems, as well as signal processing and switching systems for voice signals in telephone networks.He has taught master's-level courses in telecommunications at the University of Guayaquil in Guayaquil, Ecuador, and training courses for the Federal Electricity Commission's National Training Center for the Southeast and National Training Center for the West.
Within the School of Engineering, he has served as chair of the Department of Electrical, Electronic, and Control Engineering, chair of the Electronics and Digital Systems program, and academic secretary. He has also taught engineering courses in electronics, mechatronics, and robotics. He is currently the director of graduate studies in the School of Engineering.