Diplomado en Producción Cinematográfica en la UNIVAS

En nuestro programa del 6 de marzo, nuestra conductora Lupita Zarza nos platicó sobre la presentación del libro "Mujeres oaxaqueñas que dejaron huella", el cuál fue presentado en forma de obra teatro en el Palacio de Minería, en la ciudad de México. Estuvo en cabina la Licenciada Teresa Castillo Ruiz, jefa del departamento de UNIVAS TV (Universidad José Vasconcelos) para platicarnos sobre el diplomado en producción cinematográfica que empezará el sábado 24 de marzo, de 10 a 15 horas. Nuestra última invitada fue la señorita Maryori del Carmen Rada Otero, estudiante que participa en el intercambio académico entre la Universidad Norte de Barranquilla, Colombia y la Universidad Benito Juárez de Oaxaca. Ella obtuvo el tercer lugar en el Concurso de Oratoria y Debate Político: Juventud Universitaria, organizado por la Secretaría Académica de la UABJO con el fin de promover los valores cívicos y la defensa de la Universidad Pública.

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