UNICDA reaffirms its commitment to sustainable higher education

UNICDA reaffirms its commitment to sustainable higher education
UNICDA and the Milwaukee Brewers MLB make a donation of school supplies in San Antonio de Guerra

The UNICDA (Dominican American University), in collaboration with the sports organization Milwaukee Brewers MLB, held a school supply donation event at the Padres de la Patria Educational Center, located in the Monte de los Olivos sector, in San Antonio de Guerra. This initiative, driven by UNICDA’s Social Outreach and Extension Department, benefited elementary school students, who received essential materials for the start of the school year.
Thanks to the donations from our community, the Milwaukee Brewers MLB team, and the valuable collaborative work of the Social Outreach and Extension Department, the Cultural Directorate, and Manpower, 200 elementary students benefited from a day filled with empathy, commitment, and hope.
During the event, students, teachers, and community representatives shared an experience marked by solidarity, commitment, and the delivery of human value. The event also had the special participation of young prospects from the academy, who interacted with the children and reinforced the message of self-improvement and teamwork.
This act of solidarity reaffirms UNICDA’s commitment to the social and educational development of the country’s most vulnerable communities. Thanks to the support of everyone involved, they were able to positively influence the lives of these students.
UNICDA and the Milwaukee Brewers MLB make a donation of school supplies in San Antonio de Guerra

The UNICDA (Dominican American University), in collaboration with the sports organization Milwaukee Brewers MLB, held a school supply donation event at the Padres de la Patria Educational Center, located in the Monte de los Olivos sector, in San Antonio de Guerra. This initiative, driven by UNICDA’s Social Outreach and Extension Department, benefited elementary school students, who received essential materials for the start of the school year.
Thanks to the donations from our community, the Milwaukee Brewers MLB team, and the valuable collaborative work of the Social Outreach and Extension Department, the Cultural Directorate, and Manpower, 200 elementary students benefited from a day filled with empathy, commitment, and hope.
During the event, students, teachers, and community representatives shared an experience marked by solidarity, commitment, and the delivery of human value. The event also had the special participation of young prospects from the academy, who interacted with the children and reinforced the message of self-improvement and teamwork.
This act of solidarity reaffirms UNICDA’s commitment to the social and educational development of the country’s most vulnerable communities. Thanks to the support of everyone involved, they were able to positively influence the lives of these students.
UNICDA holds successful First Aid Training Seminar in partnership with IARA Sport International RD

UNICDA holds successful First Aid Training Seminar in partnership with IARA Sport International RD
UNICDA holds successful First Aid Training Seminar in partnership with IARA Sport International RD

Reaffirming its commitment to the comprehensive and practical training of its students, the Universidad Domínico Americano (UNICDA) successfully held a First Aid Training Seminar last Saturday in collaboration with IARA Sport International RD.
During this training session, students from the Engineering and Tourism programs actively participated in theoretical and practical sessions aimed at developing essential skills for immediate care in emergency situations.
The topics covered included the fundamental principles of first aid, such as P.A.S. protocol (Protect, Alert, and Support), rapid victim assessment, and the key role of the first responder. In addition, the seminar delved into vital signs assessment using the A.B.C. method (A: Airway, B: Breathing, C: Circulation), as well as managing altered states of consciousness, airway obstruction maneuvers (such as the Heimlich maneuver), and the application of CPR and basic life support techniques for adults and children.
The seminar also covered initial treatment for wounds, hemorrhages, shock, fractures, sprains, dislocations, hypothermia, hyperthermia, stings, and the safe removal of foreign objects.
The event culminated with supervised practices and a general simulation, allowing participants to apply their acquired knowledge in simulated scenarios, thereby strengthening their ability to act effectively, quickly, and safely in real emergencies.
With this initiative, UNICDA continues to invest in quality education that enhances the academic and personal growth of its student community, offering experiences that transform and enrich the professional profiles of its students and faculty.
UNICDA Students Conclude Their Supervised Teaching Internship VI for the Bachelor’s in English with a Focus on Teaching

UNICDA Students Conclude Their Supervised Teaching Internship VI for the Bachelor’s in English with a Focus on Teaching
UNICDA Students Conclude Their Supervised Teaching Internship VI for the Bachelor’s in English with a Focus on Teaching

With enthusiasm and commitment, senior students of the Bachelor’s in English with a Focus on Teaching program at the Domínico Americano University (UNICDA) concluded their Supervised Teaching Internship VI, held at the Teacher Development Center (TDC) under the motto: “Each practice, a step towards teaching excellence.”
During this event, the future teachers presented their final project, which consisted of a comprehensive summary of the practices they had completed since the beginning of their program. The activity also included research presentations focused on the development of vocabulary, grammar, and logical thinking in second-grade students.
As part of the event, thematic workshops were also held, focusing on key aspects of the teaching-learning process, such as learning styles, classroom management, attention, and cognitive processes applied to English instruction.
The event was attended by Mrs. Ligia Henríquez, M.A., Education Program Coordinator, Mrs. Virginia Solimán, M.A., Supervised Internship Coordinator, and the STP VI teacher, Solangel Meléndez, M.Ed., as well as family and friends of the participating students.
This closing event marks the end of a formative process that spanned teaching internships I through VI, reflecting UNICDA’s commitment to training highly qualified educators who are passionate about teaching.
“Each practice represents a firm step toward teaching excellence,” highlighted the event organizers.
The institution thanks everyone involved for making this formative experience possible, which strengthens the quality of education in the country.
UNICDA Participates in the 1st Regional Congress of the Tourism Law Observatory of Latin America and the Caribbean

From July 14 to 16, the Domínico Americano University (UNICDA) had the honor of participating in the 1st Regional Congress of the Tourism Law Observatory of Latin America and the Caribbean, with the theme “Legal Perspectives for Sustainable Tourism,” held at The Westin Punta Cana Resort & Club.
With great pride, UNICDA was represented by both faculty and students, demonstrating its commitment to academic training linked to the sustainable development of tourism in the region. The university was represented at this important event by Alejandra Brunet, Coordinator of the Tourism program; professor Ana Vanesa Florian; and students Perla Liranzo and Carlenny Díaz, from the Tourism and Hospitality program.
The congress was organized by UN Tourism, Grupo Puntacana, and Quiroz Advisors – QA Legal, and brought together legal professionals, private sector representatives, and government authorities. During the congress, fundamental topics were addressed, such as best practices in tourism regulation and sustainability, the challenges of short-term tourism rentals, the adaptation of tourist spaces to ISO standards on accessibility, and green investments in strategic sectors like real estate, hospitality, and banking.
These types of events strengthen the link between academia, the private sector, and government bodies, while also reinforcing UNICDA’s commitment to higher education aimed at training professionals who will lead responsible, sustainable, and inclusive tourism.
We thank the organizers for their hospitality and for creating a space for dialogue and exchange that undoubtedly enriches the academic and professional vision of our students and faculty.
UNICDA Participates in the 1st Regional Congress of the Tourism Law Observatory of Latin America and the Caribbean

UNICDA Participates in the 1st Regional Congress of the Tourism Law Observatory of Latin America and the Caribbean