UMECIT Psychology students participate in the 2nd ACP Mental Health Congress

Students from the AA 2025 daytime group of the General Psychology program at the Metropolitan University of Education, Science and Technology (UMECIT) actively participated in the 2nd Mental Health Congress, organized by the Panama Canal Authority (ACP).

This important academic meeting brought together professionals, specialists, and students from various institutions across the country, establishing itself as a key space for knowledge exchange, professional development, and reflection on the challenges and advances in the field of mental health.

Our students' participation demonstrates their commitment to a comprehensive, ethical, and humanistic education, consistent with the principles that guide education at UMECIT.

We congratulate the AA 2025 daytime class for their outstanding performance, their participatory attitude, and their responsible embrace of the challenge of building a career focused on knowledge, empathy, and community service.

UMECIT reaffirms its commitment to an education that transcends the classroom, connects with social reality, and trains professionals prepared to transform their environment.