FES Iztacala warned of possible fraud due to replacement trips of field practices

The Faculty of Higher Studies (FES) Iztacala warned of possible fraud organized by people who promise to replenish field trips lost as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Through a statement on its social networks, the center belonging to the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) reported that knowledge of this came from several reports submitted by the community itself.

For that reason, he clarified that the activities of these people are outside the organization of the Faculty, which is why, he pointed out, the university authorities do not guarantee the safety of the attendees, in addition to being invalid for any subject in any of the careers.

“Any questions or information regarding the academic activities offered by our agency, I ask you to address directly to the corresponding career leadership”, concluded the brief.

UNAM called for accelerating return to face-to-face classes

Faced with the decrease in the wave of COVID-19 infections, the Máxima Casa de Estudios reported that they will continue with the face-to-face classes for the Faculties that have approved this type of assistance with their respective Technical Councils.

In the same vein, the Institution also urged these centers to gradually increase students' attendance due to the decrease in positive cases of COVID-19 that keep most of the Mexican Republic at a green epidemiological traffic light.

That is why the Máxima Casa de Estudios also called on academic entities with later dates for returning to the classrooms to analyze and discuss the scheduling, as well as capacities and modalities, to accelerate the return of face-to-face activities.

Finally, the University encouraged the community to continue complying with health protocols to prevent contagion inside and outside classrooms.

In early January, the Faculty of Law welcomed — after almost two years — students in a hybrid format. In addition, other centers in Ciudad Universitaria, as well as Faculties of Higher Studies (FES), have gradually resumed face-to-face participation in certain activities, with priority in which internships are required.

It should be recalled that, on 24 January, UNAM detailed a general health protocol aimed at schools that decided to start with the return to face-to-face classes.

Among the recommendations are:

- To propose activities and schedules in order to avoid crowds inside the facilities as much as possible.

- Use face masks in all enclosed or confined spaces and ensure natural ventilation of educational spaces (with the opening of doors and windows).

- To ensure a healthy distance in classrooms, laboratories, cubicles, auditoriums, common areas and university transport.

- Periodic cleaning and disinfection of facilities and surfaces.

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