Lara Bersano, Latin American Specialist of the International
Engagement Program at the University of Central Arkansas, led a group of
Argentines as they toured the area this week.
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| At the Entrance of the Wingo Hall at UCA the delegation led by Lara Bersano joins Assistant Provost Jane Ann Williams before starting their week of meetings and presentation at UCA and Rotary Club. |
Mayor Tab Townsell welcomed them to Conway Rotary Club on Thursday.
Others on the tour were:
• Dr. Maria Cristina Camacho, advisor to the Secretary of Labor and Education, government of the City of Buenos Aires; she was a consultant of World Bank programs in Buenos Aires.
• Dr. Jorge L Pasardi, CEO and president of DNA, an environmental magazine.
• Dr. Natalia Nierenberger, General Coordinator of the National Institute of Historical Research “Eva Peron” and Museum.
• Dr. Marcelo Edgardo De Vincenzi Zemborain, Vice President of Management and Evaluation, Dean of the School of Information Technology, Universidad Abierta Interamericana. He is a member of the European Academy of Science, Art and Literature.
Shelley Mehl, who hosted the group, has been an elected representative on the Conway City Council since 2006, and is a past president of the Conway Rotary Club. She is a member of the Conway Downtown Partnership and has served on the board of directors of the Conway Area Chamber of Commerce, the Conway Symphony Orchestra, Habitat for Humanity of Faulkner County, and the Conway Interfaith Clinic.
The original Article was published in The Log Cabinet of Conway.
Others on the tour were:
• Dr. Maria Cristina Camacho, advisor to the Secretary of Labor and Education, government of the City of Buenos Aires; she was a consultant of World Bank programs in Buenos Aires.
• Dr. Jorge L Pasardi, CEO and president of DNA, an environmental magazine.
• Dr. Natalia Nierenberger, General Coordinator of the National Institute of Historical Research “Eva Peron” and Museum.
• Dr. Marcelo Edgardo De Vincenzi Zemborain, Vice President of Management and Evaluation, Dean of the School of Information Technology, Universidad Abierta Interamericana. He is a member of the European Academy of Science, Art and Literature.
Shelley Mehl, who hosted the group, has been an elected representative on the Conway City Council since 2006, and is a past president of the Conway Rotary Club. She is a member of the Conway Downtown Partnership and has served on the board of directors of the Conway Area Chamber of Commerce, the Conway Symphony Orchestra, Habitat for Humanity of Faulkner County, and the Conway Interfaith Clinic.
The original Article was published in The Log Cabinet of Conway.