Dirigida a profesionales y líderes destacados en su área de especialización (no incluye académicos sin responsabilidades administrativas, recién egresados, candidatos que hayan asistido a alguna universidad en los Estados Unidos por lo menos durante 1 año académico o más en los últimos 7 años e individuos con otro tipo de experiencia reciente en Estados Unidos - más de 6 meses en los últimos 5 años) para concursar en este programa para el año 2006-2007. La universidad estadounidense reúne a un grupo de profesionistas de diferentes partes del mundo, con intereses profesionales afines, que asisten a cursos universitarios y realizan estancias por un año académico, con el fin de enriquecer su vida profesional. En este programa no se obtiene grado o título académico.
http://www.comexus.org.mx/Mexicanos/InvHHH.htm.

Cierre de la convocatoria 28 de septiembre de 2005

Universidades Participantes

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
The American University, Washington College of Law-International business law International protection of human rights, international environmental law, international organizations, gender and the law.
Dr. Daniel Bradlow, Coordinator

CALIFORNIA
The University of California at Davis, University Outreach
and International Programs - agricultural and environmental sciences, engineering, biological sciences, agricultural and resource economics, management, law, medicine and public health, veterinary medicine, water resource management, environmental management, and technology transfer.
Dr. Paul Marcotte, Coordinator

GEORGIA
Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health – Behavioral science and health education, biostatistics, environmental and occupational health, epidemiology, health policy and management, infectious and chronic diseases, international health, maternal and child health, mental health, preventive medicine, nursing and nutrition.
Dr. Philip Brachman, Coordinator

LOUISIANA
Tulane University, School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine ­ Health systems management, hospital administration, maternal and child health, tropical medicine, nutrition, environmental health and epidemiology.
Ms. Penny Jessop, Coordinator

MARYLAND
The Johns Hopkins University, School of Hygiene and Public Health, Department of Mental Hygiene ­ Drug and alcohol abuse policy, treatment, prevention and research, epidemiology, and biostatistics.
Dr. Wallace Mandell, Coordinator

University of Maryland at College Park, College of Journalism ­ Print and broadcast journalism, mass communication research, advertising, public relations and international communication, public administration.
Ms. Lucinda Fleeson, Coordinator

MASSACHUSETTS
Boston University - Banking and management, finance, education, international trade, economic development, academic planning, special education, economics, technology, development, insurance and risk management, financial planning, and international management.
Dr. Ksenya Khinchuk, Coordinator

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Special Program for Urban and Regional Studies of Developing Areas (SPURS) – Regional economic integration, international and comparative planning, environmental policy and planning, city design and development, housing, community and economic development.
Professor Bish Sanyal, Coordinator

MICHIGAN
Michigan State University, International Studies Program – International finance and trade, international and development economics, macroeconomics, microenterprise development, environmental economics financing in rural and urban settings.
Dr. Jeffrey Riedinger, Coordinatorc

MINNESOTA
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs and the Human Rights Center at the Law School ­ Public policy, management and leadership, education, economic development, community development and democratization, law and human rights, international governance, human resources, and environment.
Dr. Ragui Assad, Coordinator
Mr. David Weissbrodt, Law School Coordinator

NEW JERSEY
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Edward J. Bloustein School of planning and Public Policy ­ Urban and regional planning, environmental planning, resource management, regional development, management, water resource management, gender issues, and privatization.
Dr. Briavel Holcomb, Coordinator

NORTH CAROLINA
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, College of Arts & Sciences – Public policy analysis, environmental policy, business and government policy, health and social welfare policy, economic development, law and human rights.
Dr. Michael Stegman, Coordinator

NEW YORK
Cornell University, College of Agriculture ­ Agriculture, agronomy, industrial relations, tourism, wildlife management, environmental management, natural resource management, rural development, export promotion and foreign trade, regional development, and nutrition.
Dr. Terry Tucker, Coordinator

PENNSYLVANIA
Penn State University, College of Education ­ Public policy, administration, management, education planning and management, and technology transfer.
Dr. Syedur Rahman, Coordinator

WASHINGTON
University of Washington, Seattle, Evans School of Public Affairs ­ Public administration and public policy, human resource development, social services, environmental management and resource planning.
Mr. David Harrison, Coordinator

Contacto: Ing. Yvette Fanghänel Canseco
Tels: + 01 (55) 5592-2861 y 5566-9153