Research Professor at the Institute of Humanities. A philosopher and scholar, she has been teaching in the Humanities since 1995. Her primary line of research is the Philosophy of Action, with a specialized focus on the thought of Thomas Aquinas; complementarily, she has approached this area from the perspective of analytic philosophy, particularly in the work of Harry Frankfurt. Her current interests include the thought of Leonardo Polo and the study of concepts such as empire, nature, causality, and freedom.
Her doctoral dissertation, which was awarded the Extraordinary Prize by the University of Navarra, was published by the German publisher Georg Olms Verlag (2011) and has been reviewed in five countries, reflecting its international impact. She has participated in three research projects funded by the Spanish government (2006–2016) and served as principal investigator on a project supported by CONACYT in 2010.
She has an extensive body of scholarly work, with publications in journals indexed in Scopus and in highly prestigious academic presses in Germany, Spain, the United States, England, Mexico, the Netherlands, Poland, and Switzerland. She has been a guest lecturer in Poland and the author of an online course for the International University of La Rioja (UNIR).
She also maintains a strong commitment to social causes. She was a member of the Aguascalientes-based civil society organization Gran Visión (2003–2017) , which focuses on regional development, and served as an advisor to a youth training project recognized by the Mexican Institute of Youth (2009). She was a member of the National System of Researchers from 2011 to 2015 and has now applied to rejoin the system at a higher level, reaffirming her commitment to research excellence.