Marcos Chin on his visit to our university, we talked about the newsletter Sura and explained that the name comes from a goddess, the name was chosen by the existence of more women in the race.
The intent of the newsletter is to socialize the information on this page you can find a virtual library that bind the various universities in Costa Rica. The idea of \u200b\u200bthe Sura is to spread knowledge to its readers. Mark also gave us his position on the importance of intervention in social work, mentioned to us that intervention can bring about changes in people's lives. As a team we really like the look of this great scholar of social work, we can say that he also made us aware that being critical of social work is not bad to look for things but criticize knowledge and reform for the better.
The same day we visited Dr. Ricardo Moraga, Professor of Sociology and Gerontology of University of Barcelona in Spain, he speaks on aging stressing that this is the opportunity to see all the bad things that have done in Europe. Also speaking to us telling students that social work can become the weapon of those age inclusive, as relates to the issue of aging is a virgin because no one treats him very much. What we emphasize as a team finally is the last thing mentioned "aging is live, but only in a different way. "
In Conclusion appreciate the opportunity they gave us these exhibitors to meet their different positions.
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