Consolidación del primer encuentro de egresados del proyecto curricular de licenciatura en química y ampliación del canal de seguimiento

Abstract

Over the years, the Bachelor's Degree in Chemistry has been an essential pillar at the Francisco José de Caldas District University, contributing to the academic development of numerous students. The National Council for Higher Accreditation (CESU) takes as a basis the guidelines for higher education institutions approved by the CESU in March 2021, and implements agreement 02 of 2020, indicating twelve factors and 104 characteristics grouped according to the aspects to be consider for self-assessment in HEIs. The CNA suggests considering factors related to learning outcomes to identify aspects to improve for accreditation processes, which are achieved by monitoring graduates and reviewing their impact on the social and academic environment. (National Accreditation Council-CESU, 2020). In the context, the prevailing need arises to consolidate and strengthen the ties between the alma mater and its graduates. Holding a meeting of graduates is presented as a valuable initiative, not only to foster camaraderie among former colleagues, but also to deepen the understanding of the impact that these professionals have had in their respective fields of work.