Boston, July 16, 2023 – Harvard Alumni for Education (H.A.Ed.), a Harvard University Shared Interest Group dedicated to creating a strong, connected, and collaborative community of Harvard University alumni in the field of education, is pleased to announce the appointment of Patricia Vázquez, Gustavo Rojas, and Erik Ramírez as Directors for Latino America. Their leadership and expertise will be instrumental in furthering the mission of H.A.Ed. in the region.
H.A.Ed. aims to provide a forum for alumni from all schools, disciplines, and professions to share field expertise, research, and ideas, as well as to encourage engagement, cross-sector partnerships, professional exchanges, and mentorship opportunities. This association empowers Harvard alumni to make a difference by bringing them together in both conversation and action.
Patricia Vázquez, (HUGSE ‘22) an accomplished educator and advocate for educational equity, shared her excitement about the new role, saying, "I am thrilled to have the opportunity to contribute to the H.A.Ed. community in Latino America. Together, we can create meaningful connections and advance educational practices that have a lasting impact on our region."
Gustavo Rojas, (HUGSE ‘22) a passionate researcher in the field of education, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, "Being part of H.A.Ed. allows us to bridge the gap between research and practice. I am honored to join forces with fellow alumni to disseminate usable knowledge and drive positive change in education."
Erik Ramírez, (HUGSE ‘22) a dedicated entrepreneur and technology education leader, added, "I am honored to co-lead the H.A.Ed. initiatives in Latino America. By leveraging the strength of our Harvard alumni network, we can build transformative partnerships and empower educators to excel in their profession."
Matthew Williams, (HUGSE ‘13) President of Harvard Alumni for Education (H.A.Ed.) Shared Interest Group, emphasized the significance of this appointment, saying, "We are delighted to have Patricia, Gustavo, and Erik as our first Directors for Latino America. Their expertise, passion, and commitment will undoubtedly propel us forward in creating a thriving community of educational practitioners, researchers, and leaders."
Under the guidance of Patricia, Gustavo, and Erik, H.A.Ed. will continue to provide networking opportunities, career development support, intellectual enrichment, and cross-sector collaborations to Harvard alumni in the region. Their leadership will foster meaningful connections and initiatives that inspire positive change in education.
For more information about H.A.Ed. and its initiatives, please visit: http://www.harvardaed.org/