UP Campus: Guadalajara

La Dra. Sandra Hernández González se doctoró en la Universidad Internacional de Cataluña, España, con una tesis sobresaliente sobre el papel de los deseos en la filosofía moral de Alasdair MacIntyre. Obtuvo la Maestría en Filosofía por la Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara; es Especialista en Antropología Filosófica por la Universidad Panamericana y Licenciada de la Facultad de Lenguas Modernas de la Universidad de Guadalajara.

Actualmente se desempeña como profesora investigadora del Instituto de Humanidades y de la Escuela de Psicología, donde imparte las asignaturas de Antropología, Ética y Psicoafectividad.

Ha participado como ponente en diversos congresos internacionales (Londres, Holanda, España, Estados Unidos, Italia) y ha realizado estancias de investigación en De Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture de la Universidad de Notre Dame, Indiana (USA).

Fruto de su investigación doctoral, actualmente desarrolla un taller sobre la educación de los deseos, y colabora en un proyecto de investigación sobre los deseos con la Universidad Finnis Terre, Chile, y la Universidad de Comillas, Madrid.

Gabriela García Escobar holds a Ph.D. in International Law(magna cum laude) fromthe University of Geneva (Switzerland). She also holds a Master’s degree in International Law from theGraduate Institute of International and Development Studiesin Geneva, and a Bachelor of Laws degree from the Universidad Panamericana , Guadalajara Universidad Panamericana , with honors.

As part of her professional experience, Dr. García Escobar has served as a research assistant in the Department of International Law at the University of Geneva Law School. She has undertaken several research assignments with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, the Permanent Mission of Mexico to the UN in Geneva, and the UN Human Rights Council.

Dr. [Name] is a member of theInternational Law Association and has published numerous articles in specialized journals such as theNordic Journal of Human Rights,Global Jurist, and theOxford Journal of Law and Religion. Her most recent work is the book*Plurality as the Core of Human Rights Universality*, published in New York by Peter Lang.

María del Pilar Sánchez Barajas (Mexico, 1987) holds a Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy from the Universidad Panamericana 2010), as well as a Master’s and a Ph.D. in Philosophy from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (2016 and 2022, both with honors). She completed one year of doctoral studies at the University of Lisbon (from 2018 to 2019). She conducted a research fellowship at the University of Notre Dame, Indiana (January 2024).

She participated as a researcher in the PAPIIT Project “Naturalizing Ethics: Contributions and Problems of the Neurocognitive Turn for Contemporary Moral Philosophy” (IN402715) (2016 and 2017) and served as editor of the book “Naturalizing Practical Philosophy: Ethics in Dialogue with the Neurosciences.” She has published several articles on the ethical and political implications of emotions. She has worked as a professor at the Universidad Panamericana, Mexico City campus, since 2011; she is currently a professor and researcher in the Department of Humanities at the Universidad Panamericana, Guadalajara campus. She has participated in the creation and development of various ITED courses.

She has presented at several international conferences, including those held in Braga (2019), Barcelona (2013), Ávila (2023), and Rome (2025). She has been a candidate for the SNI research fellowship since 2023.

She has served as a reviewer for applications to the Master’s and Ph.D. programs in Philosophy at UNAM, as a reviewer for SECIHTI projects, as a reviewer for philosophical research publications for Editorial NUN, and as a reviewer for the journal *Efemérides Mexicana*. She currently serves as an advisor for two Ph.D. dissertations in Philosophy at UNAM.

Doctor en Ciencias de la Educación y doctor el Filosofía