UEES inducted more than 200 new professionals from the Schools of Architecture and Civil Engineering; Economics and Business Sciences; Tourism and Hospitality; Liberal Arts and Education Sciences; Communication Sciences; Law, Politics and Development; Systems, Telecommunications and Electronics; International Studies and Medicine; in two graduation ceremonies held on March 24, 2017.
Dr. Joaquín Hernández Alvarado, Rector, made the opening remarks at the morning ceremony, before an audience of more than 100 people, in which he encouraged the graduates to remember their time at the University.
In the afternoon ceremony, Dr. Carlos Ortega Maldonado, Chancellor of UEES, gave the opening remarks, in which he encouraged the graduates to transcend, since the future of our country depends on the new generations of professionals.
Dr. Carlos Ortega Maldonado, Chancellor of UEES, took the collective oath at the morning ceremony, while Dr. Joaquín Hernández, Rector, took the oath at the afternoon graduation.
During the ceremonies, the academic distinctions for graduation, the distinctions for research merit and the extracurricular distinctions for graduation were awarded:
Cum Laude Distinction“
This Distinction is awarded to students who have obtained during their studies at UEES an overall cumulative average between 95 and 96 out of 100.
Faculty of Economics and Business Sciences
- Miriam Paola García Narvaez
Faculty of Liberal Arts and Educational Sciences
- María José Arosemena Burbano
- Ana María Franco Durán
- Larissa Fernanda Villacreses Mosquera
- Alejandro Daniel Arellano Vivar
- Marisol del Rosario Montiel Vascones
Faculty of Medical Sciences
- Sthefania Carolina Esparza Rendon
School of Systems, Telecommunications and Electronics
- Gabriel Ortega Jouvin
Magna Cum Laude“ Distinction”
This Distinction is awarded to students who have obtained during their studies at UEES a cumulative overall average between 97 and 98 out of 100.
- María Fernanda Man Ging Quintero
- Johanna Margarita Pazmiño Sandoval
- Paola Alexandra Tapia Madero
Ernesto Arroba Salvador Award for Research Merit
This distinction is awarded to graduates who stood out during the completion of their degree work and obtained a final average of more than 96 points.
- Laón Xavier Roldós Icaza
- Andrea Nicole Salvador Morla
- José Fernando Castillo Higgins
- Johanna Margarita Pazmiño Sandoval
- Michelle Amelia Cabanilla Carrarco
- Diego Leonardo Tenorio Pelaez
- June Nathaly Orellana Zuñiga
- Karla María Samaniego Villaroel
- Gabriel José Ortega Jouvin
The graduation speeches were given by the graduate with the highest cumulative graduation average: Lic. Johanna Margarita Pazmio Sandoval, who addressed her classmates with an emotional speech, at the 11:00 and 17:00 ceremonies.
