UC AlianzaMX is a University of California systemwide initiative that supports members of the UC community with their engagement with Mexico by providing funding and support for research collaboration, academic mobility and other engagement activities across the ten campuses. Learn more: ?? https://lnkd.in/eguCZPAw
University of California - Alianza MX
高等教育
Riverside，California 1,751 位关注者
We foster strategic alliances between the UC system and counterparts in Mexico.
关于我们
The University of California (UC) has a long history of strong partnerships and innovative collaborative efforts with Mexico. In 2019, AlianzaMX was formed through the integration of three preexisting UC systemwide programs: the UC Institute for Mexico and the United States (UC MEXUS), the UC-Mexico Initiative, and Casa de la Universidad de California en Mexico (Casa de California). UC Riverside serves as the host campus for AlianzaMX. AlianzaMX fosters strategic alliances between the UC system and counterparts in Mexico – with universities, and with government, industry and communities on both sides of the border. We seek the development and diffusion of knowledge that addresses issues of mutual interest. We aim to educate and train the next generation of binational leaders. We want to be useful to decision-makers in both countries, translating our research, and expertise into improved public policies. We will serve as a model for binational collaboration – one that works in full and equal partnership between the University of California and Mexico. * Developing and sharing knowledge that addresses issues of mutual interest to Mexico and the United States. * Education and training of the next generation of binational leaders. * Translating research and expertise into improved public policies for decision-makers in both countries.
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https://alianzamx.universityofcalifornia.edu
University of California - Alianza MX的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 高等教育
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Riverside，California
- 类型
- 教育机构
- 创立
- 2019
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University of California - Alianza MX员工
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Jail Ixel Cruz García
Desarrollo Sostenible
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Antonio Alvarado Padilla
Outreach and Communications Coordinator University of California-Alianza MX
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Adriana Acle
Doctoral Fellow & Graduate Student Researcher
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Andrea Galván Vélez
Associate Director of Academic Exchange and Continuing Education en University of California-Alianza MX
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UC Santa Barbara is a top ranked university for interdisciplinary science research ???????? The inaugural Interdisciplinary Science Rankings (ISR) launched today with an impressive 749 universities ranked, from 92 countries—and #UCSB landed at number 8 on the list ?? In association with Schmidt Science Fellows, the Times Higher Education Interdisciplinary Science Rankings was created to improve scientific excellence and collaboration between universities and aims to help universities benchmark their interdisciplinary scientific work. Full story: https://ow.ly/9BGe50Uci5m
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El día de hoy se llevó a cabo el Taller de Investigación sobre el Trabajo Agrícola UC-MX en la Casa de la Universidad de California en #CDMX, centrado en avanzar la investigación para apoyar el bienestar de nuestra fuerza laboral agrícola binacional. Dicho Taller es parte del Proyecto Estratégico de Investigación apoyado por UC AlianzaMX: Clúster de Investigación sobre Trabajo Agrícola UC-MX: Cambio Climático, Salud, Productividad y Bienestar, liderado por el Dr. Federico Castillo del ?Departamento de Ciencia, Política y Gestión Medioambientales?de University of California, Berkeley y el cual tiene como objetivo mejorar la comprensión de cómo los factores ambientales en California y México afectan a los trabajadores agrícolas y otros participantes en la cadena de suministro de alimentos, tales como distribuidores de alimentos, innovadores de tecnología agrícola, entre otros. El evento se realizó en colaboración con: Berkeley Food Institute, Latinxs and the Environment y Institute for Research on Labor & Employment (IRLE) y estuvo conformado por paneles de expertos en temas como: Salud y Comunidad; Producción Agrícola; Derecho y Migración; Datos y Tecnología. Para conocer más sobre el trabajo de UC AlianzaMX visita: ?? https://lnkd.in/eguCZPAw
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?? Nos complace anunciar que la Convocatoria para Propuestas de Colaboración en Investigación en Ciencias Aplicadas entre Universidad Autónoma de Baja California y University of California estará abierta hasta el 3 de Diciembre de 2024. Más información: ?? https://lnkd.in/evWKQdsS
?? UC Alianza MX and Universidad Autónoma de Baja California are pleased to announce the second “Call for Collaborative Research Proposals in Applied Sciences”. Collaborative research proposals should significantly promote scientific knowledge and technological advances that contribute to a positive social impact in at least one of the following areas: ?? Climate change and its impact on the greater Gulf of California region. ?? Renewable energy development and its impact on the greater US-MX border region. Research proposals must be submitted before the deadline of November 19, 2024. Please see here for details: ?? https://lnkd.in/evWKQdsS
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UC Alianza MX provides strategic grant on water resources management for researchers at University of California, Merced can work with colleagues in Mexico to explore opportunities for collaboration. Josue Medellin-Azuara As a result, we are pleased to share the article: "Achieving Responsible Reclaimed Water Reuse for Vineyard Irrigation: Lessons from Napa Valley, California and Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California"in the?Special Issue?"Safe Application of Reclaimed Water in Agriculture"?of the journal?Water MDPI, available here: ?? https://lnkd.in/e6J2HKZf This work is the result of a joint effort between Universidad Autónoma de Baja California led by Leopoldo Mendoza Espinosa and University of California, Merced led by Marc Beutel and it sets a starting point for future collaboration between Mexico and California. UC AlianzaMX provides seed funding for strategic research projects that deepen the understanding of common challenges shared by the United States and Mexico and propose innovative solutions. Learn more: ?? https://lnkd.in/eSVSE3Mt
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Last month, I was fortunate to participate in the 2024 Mexico Development Lab in Mexico City! It was a privilege to learn about public policy issues in Mexico including social mobility, climate change and its evolving relationship with the US. I appreciated hearing the Mexican perspective on the strong trilateral relationship in North America. One takeaway that stood out — warranting further exploration — is the difference in the free trade of goods facilitated by NAFTA and now the USMCA as compared to the restrictions on movement of people and labor. I am grateful to the organizers (Alondra, Carmen, Karla), fellow participants, panelists, and to the University of California - Alianza MX! This experience will stand out as one of the most special during my time at University of California, Berkeley, Goldman School of Public Policy.
UC Berkeley Master of Public Policy '25 | ESG summer intern at the Inter-American Development Bank *Inclusive Development | Environmental & Social Justice | Tax4Dev | Care Economy*
This semester, I had the incredible opportunity to co-organize the 2024 Mexico Development Lab alongside Carmen Sanchez Cumming and Karla Neri. In the last week of October, we brought students from University of California, Berkeley, Goldman School of Public Policy to Mexico City for a transformative experience. I'm deeply grateful to have worked with such amazing colleagues and to have had the support of University of California - Alianza MX, whose generous funding made this trip possible. This year’s Lab provided us with the chance to engage directly with some of the most pressing public policy challenges in Mexico, including inequality, climate change, security, migration, and the complexities of the US-Mexico relationship. It’s inspiring to see how the Mexico Development Lab, now in its second edition, continues to foster meaningful exchanges between Goldman students and leading decision-makers working on sustainability and development issues in Mexico. A heartfelt thank you to the exceptional panelists for their generosity of time and expertise: Martha Bárcena (former ambassador of Mexico to the United States), Dr. Luicy Pedroza (Centro de Estudios Internacionales Colmex), Megan Hauptman (Instituto para las Mujeres en la Migración, AC (IMUMI), Dr. Carlos Flores (CIESAS), Dr. Raymundo Campos, Dr. Roberto Velez Grajales (Centro de Estudios Espinosa Yglesias), Sofia Ramirez Aguilar (México, ?cómo vamos?), Dr. Naín Martínez (Centro de Estudios Internacionales Colmex), Avelina Ruiz (World Resources Institute México) and environmental journalist, Emilio Godoy Thanks aslo to the staff of the Casa de la Universidad de California in Mexico City for their steadfast support. Finally, a special thank you to all the participants who made this year’s Lab truly unforgettable. Your insightful questions, active engagement, and positive attitude brought so much value and created an incredible group to share this academic and cultural experience with—thank you! Francisca Braun, Henry Ayala Abril, Carlos Galvan Falcon, Carlos Flores, Cinthia Magana, Julian B., Bryson Christy, Meghan Hale, Selena Perez, Malvin Heraldo N., Nico Weers, Zinan Yue, Pooja A., Diana Salazar, Sophie Helpard, Jacqueline Shore and Maksymilian Kwapinski. It was a privilege to help co-create this platform for learning, dialogue, and collaboration!
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UC Berkeley Master of Public Policy '25 | ESG summer intern at the Inter-American Development Bank *Inclusive Development | Environmental & Social Justice | Tax4Dev | Care Economy*
This semester, I had the incredible opportunity to co-organize the 2024 Mexico Development Lab alongside Carmen Sanchez Cumming and Karla Neri. In the last week of October, we brought students from University of California, Berkeley, Goldman School of Public Policy to Mexico City for a transformative experience. I'm deeply grateful to have worked with such amazing colleagues and to have had the support of University of California - Alianza MX, whose generous funding made this trip possible. This year’s Lab provided us with the chance to engage directly with some of the most pressing public policy challenges in Mexico, including inequality, climate change, security, migration, and the complexities of the US-Mexico relationship. It’s inspiring to see how the Mexico Development Lab, now in its second edition, continues to foster meaningful exchanges between Goldman students and leading decision-makers working on sustainability and development issues in Mexico. A heartfelt thank you to the exceptional panelists for their generosity of time and expertise: Martha Bárcena (former ambassador of Mexico to the United States), Dr. Luicy Pedroza (Centro de Estudios Internacionales Colmex), Megan Hauptman (Instituto para las Mujeres en la Migración, AC (IMUMI), Dr. Carlos Flores (CIESAS), Dr. Raymundo Campos, Dr. Roberto Velez Grajales (Centro de Estudios Espinosa Yglesias), Sofia Ramirez Aguilar (México, ?cómo vamos?), Dr. Naín Martínez (Centro de Estudios Internacionales Colmex), Avelina Ruiz (World Resources Institute México) and environmental journalist, Emilio Godoy Thanks aslo to the staff of the Casa de la Universidad de California in Mexico City for their steadfast support. Finally, a special thank you to all the participants who made this year’s Lab truly unforgettable. Your insightful questions, active engagement, and positive attitude brought so much value and created an incredible group to share this academic and cultural experience with—thank you! Francisca Braun, Henry Ayala Abril, Carlos Galvan Falcon, Carlos Flores, Cinthia Magana, Julian B., Bryson Christy, Meghan Hale, Selena Perez, Malvin Heraldo N., Nico Weers, Zinan Yue, Pooja A., Diana Salazar, Sophie Helpard, Jacqueline Shore and Maksymilian Kwapinski. It was a privilege to help co-create this platform for learning, dialogue, and collaboration!
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Con el objetivo de explorar oportunidades de colaboración binacional en el tema de semiconductores, UC AlianzaMX organizó una visita por 3 campus de University of California que son parte del Instituto deTelecomunicaciones y Tecnologías de la Información de California: Qualcomm Institute - UC San Diego Division of Calit2, UCR Bourns College of Engineering, Calit2 - UC Irvine Division. Un especial agradecimiento a Ileana Ovalle, Ramesh Rao, Shane Cybart y G.P. Li por recibirnos. La delegación que participó esta semana en dicha visita estuvo conformada por representantes de instituciones de educación superior y agencias del Gobierno del Estado de Jalisco como Universidad Tecnológica de Jalisco, COECyTJAL Consejo Estatal de Ciencia y Tecnología de Jalisco, ITESO Universidad Jesuita de Guadalajara, Centro de Investigación y de Estudios Avanzados, Unidad Guadalajara y Tecnológico de Monterrey (GDL). Esta actividad representa la próxima fase de vinculación entre el sistema University of California y las instituciones mexicanas, la cual inició en el marco del Foro Binacional de Cooperación en Semiconductores que organiza CANIETI y U.S. Embassy in Mexico. Para conocer más sobre el trabajo que realiza UC AlianzaMX visita: https://lnkd.in/eguCZPAw
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?? Just a brief reminder that the deadline to receive applications for the second Call for Collaborative Research Proposals in Applied Sciences between University of California and Universidad Autónoma de Baja California is next Tuesday, November 19. Please see here for details: ?? https://lnkd.in/evWKQdsS
?? UC Alianza MX and Universidad Autónoma de Baja California are pleased to announce the second “Call for Collaborative Research Proposals in Applied Sciences”. Collaborative research proposals should significantly promote scientific knowledge and technological advances that contribute to a positive social impact in at least one of the following areas: ?? Climate change and its impact on the greater Gulf of California region. ?? Renewable energy development and its impact on the greater US-MX border region. Research proposals must be submitted before the deadline of November 19, 2024. Please see here for details: ?? https://lnkd.in/evWKQdsS
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Andrea Galván Vélez, Associate Director of Academic Exchange and Continuing Education, and Yazmín Reneé Salazar Romero, Academic Exchange Program Coordinator, participated last weekend in the Binational Education Symposium: Teaching the Students We Share in a New Era in Tijuana, Baja California. Through this symposium,?school leaders, educators, teacher educators, researchers, and policymakers convened to discuss identifying and understanding how to address the needs and acknowledge the strengths of the students we share and strategies for supporting their educators. Since 2016, UC Alianza MX has been collaborating with the UCLA The Civil Rights Project:?Students We Share, by fostering connections between various University of California campuses and institutions in Mexico. UC Alianza MX also contributed to the publication of the report entitled?The Future of United States-Mexico Human Capital: Opportunities for a Bilateral Education and Migration Agenda, which stemmed from the 2022 Forum on Education and Migration, which provides a series of policy recommendations aimed at improving the integration of cross-border students into the U.S. or Mexican educational systems through effective migration policies. More information: ?? https://lnkd.in/eigdn-hA
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