ASU in Mexico
Arizona State University is building a strong and diverse relationship with Mexico, gaining perspective on regional challenges and to develop innovative solutions for both sides of the border. This website is a sampling of ASU's diverse work and collaborative partnerships with Mexico.
Leadership
Dr. Rafael Rangel Sostmann
Presidential Professor of Practice for Education Innovation & Special Advisor to the President
Dr. Rafael Rangel-Sostmann is the former President (1/03/1985—10/01/2011) of the world-renowned Tecnológico de Monterrey, the largest private, non-profit educational system in Mexico. Read more
Andres Martinez
Special Advisor to the President
Andres is a professor of practice in the Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, and the editorial director of Future Tense, a Washington, D.C.-based ideas journalism partnership between ASU, Slate magazine, and New America. Read more
Paola Garcia
Director, Mexico and Latin America Initiatives
Paola helps develop strategic collaborative relationships with government agencies, universities, and nonprofit organizations of Mexico and Latin American countries. Read more