Let us respond with a spirit of passion and transcendence to the educational needs of today’s university students in order to transcend the realities that challenge us, leaving a legacy for the next generation.
Mtro Néstor Anaya Marín, fsc
The Master Nestor Anaya Marín, fsc, was appointed rector of La Salle University Mexico for the 2023-2026 triennium. He has 30 years of experience in the educational field, as a teacher, director, accreditation process advisor, president of organizations and person in charge of the educational mission. In our house of studies he has been a student and member of the Governing Board.
The Master Nestor Anaya studied bachelor's degrees in Primary Education, in Religious Sciences, both at the Universidad La Salle México, and in Secondary Education, with a specialty in Spanish, at the Normal Superior FEP. Likewise, he completed the Master's Degree in Education and Management and the Specialty in Psychopedagogical Strategies, also at our university.
In addition, he completed the Diploma in Instrumental Enrichment Program from La Salle University – Hadassah Wizo Canada Research Institute (Jerusalem). He was awarded the Brother Miguel Febres Cordero medal at La Salle, as well as the 1993 National Prize “The Best Students in Mexico” awarded by the Diario de México, the then National Council of Science and Technology (CONACYT), the National Association of Universities . and Higher Education Institutions (ANUIES) and the Mexican Institute of Culture, National Athenaeum of Art, Letters, Science and Technology (ATENALCYT).
In his professional career, he held positions as director and teacher in various Lasallian works in our country, at the basic, secondary and upper secondary education levels. He was also an advisor on the accreditation model of the National Confederation of Private Schools; president of the Federation of Private Schools of the then Federal District; director of comprehensive training and university well-being, at La Salle Bajío. Likewise, he was general director of educational mission and member of the Governing Board of the La Salle México and Bajío universities.
Prior to his appointment, Brother Néstor served as International Secretary of Educational Mission, at the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, in Rome. As the new rector of La Salle Mexico, he will succeed Lic. José Francisco Flores Gamio, fsc, who after two years as rector became Visitor of the Antilles-Mexico South District.