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IU Mexico Gateway

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The IU Mexico Gateway office is located within the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) International Unit of Foreign Universities building.

03/10/2026

🌍 IU Global Gateway Network: Expanding International Collaboration
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Indiana University's Global Gateway Network supports faculty, staff, and students across all campuses in advancing international partnerships and cross-border research. Our Gateways in Europe, Ghana, India, Latin America, and Southeast Asia serve as platforms for collaboration, connecting the IU community with partners on the ground.
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We invite you to join an online open house to learn how these resources can support your projects and initiatives.
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Sessions:
Monday, October 5 — 12:00–1:00 p.m. EDT → https://go.iu.edu/v51F8X
Tuesday, October 6 — 10:00–11:00 a.m. EDT → https://go.iu.edu/5fG13y
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📌 Remember that these sessions are open to faculty, staff, and students from every IU campus.
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We look forward to welcoming you and discussing how the Global Gateway Network can advance your international work.
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IU ASEAN Gateway | IU Europe Gateway | IU India Gateway |

02/10/2026

Global health starts with understanding our partner communities. 🌍
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The IU Center for Global Health recently visited Mexico City and Puebla, connecting with partners and learning more about the communities at the heart of our global health partnerships.
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In Puebla, the team visited the BUAP Faculty of Medicine, a lead partner in Ampath/MAPAS México. IU has deep roots in AMPATH, the Academic Model Providing Access to Healthcare, and today leads the global consortium of universities working alongside academic and public health partners in Kenya, and plays a supporting role in Ghana, Mexico, and Nepal.
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The visit was also an opportunity to experience Mexico’s history and culture, from a mural tour at to Casa Azul in Coyoacán and the streets of Puebla.
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A great few days of learning, connection, and strengthening relationships that support better health across communities. 🤝
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Facultad de Medicina BUAP
Molly Fisher

02/10/2026

The Present and Future of The Humanities
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Indiana University, through the Mexico Gateway and the IU College of Arts and Sciences, the Coordination of Humanities (Coordinación de Humanidades) at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), and the University of Campinas (Unicamp), Brazil, will convene to continue their dialogue and collaboration by sharing progress and results from ongoing projects and research initiatives. This meeting aims to advance the development of a shared agenda focused on identifying and
addressing the key challenges facing the humanities in today's social and cultural context.
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Schedule of Presentations: https://go.iu.edu/krXD18
Register here: https://go.iu.edu/38gVBD

25/09/2026

Connecting with high school students and counselors in their communities helps turn interest into lasting relationships.
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Erin Gahimer, associate director in the Office of International Services at IU Bloomington, traveled across Mexico for the , visiting Puerto Vallarta, Guadalajara, Monterrey, and Mexico City. Four cities, meaningful conversations, and new relationships with students along the way! 🇲🇽
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Next stops: Panama and Costa Rica! 🇵🇦🇨🇷
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We also hosted a meet-and-greet with high school counselors, building new connections and strengthening relationships with schools across the country.
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Thank you to everyone who helped make it possible!
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American School of Puerto Vallarta / Colegio Americano de Puerto Vallarta | The American School Foundation of Guadalajara, A.C. | American School Foundation of Monterrey | Greengates School Mexico | The Edron Academy- Official | The American School Foundation | Eton School Mexico | Escuela Tomás Alva Edison

24/09/2026

Building international connections is what makes the Explore IU series so powerful — it opens doors for students and strengthens our partnerships across the globe. 🌎
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Here's a throwback to our time in Brazil and Perú. Lots of connections made with universities, high schools, alumni, potential students and more. Here's to Mexico and Ecuador!
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Thanks for making it possible!
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Molly Fisher

23/09/2026

🌎 Take your international work further with IU's Global Gateway Network!
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IU faculty, staff, and students from every campus are invited!
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Whether you're exploring new partnerships or looking to collaborate across borders, Indiana University's Global Gateway Network can help you get there. Join us for an online open house on October 5 or 6 to see how IU's Gateways can support your projects in Europe, Ghana, India, Latin America, and Southeast Asia — and meet the people making things happen on the ground. 🌍
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Pick the session that works best for you:
- Monday, Oct 5: 12:00–1:00 p. m. EDT → https://go.iu.edu/v51F8X
- Tuesday, Oct 6: 10:00–11:00 a. m. EDT → https://go.iu.edu/5fG13y
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Come say hello — we'd love to see you there! 👋
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IU ASEAN Gateway | IU Europe Gateway | IU India Gateway |

17/09/2026

From Bloomington to Mexico City! We’re thrilled to welcome Chloe Pappa, a Ph.D. student in Spanish and Portuguese at Indiana University Bloomington, to Mexico City! 💙❤️
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Over the next few months, Chloe will be at UNAM as part of her research stay, where she’ll continue her work on the “Mexican Cookbook, ca. 1770,” a colonial-era manuscript of more than 160 recipes written in Spanish and preserved in the archives of IU’s Lilly Library. 📚
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We’re excited to support her time in Mexico and see where this experience takes her research. 📚✨
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Welcome to Mexico City, Chloe! We’re so happy to have you here!
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IU College of Arts and Sciences

15/09/2026

Hoy y siempre, celebramos a México. ❤️💚 ¡Viva México! 🇲🇽✨

14/09/2026

🇵🇪 Explore IU in Peru September, 2026: relationships turning into opportunities.
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We were in Lima less than a year ago, and it was exciting to return and see how much has happened since.
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This summer, our Maurer School of Law successfully hosted 14 outstanding PUCP Law for a three-week Legal Writing workshop. This week, we had the chance to reconnect with many of those students—and with our fabulous IU alumni in Peru—at our alumni gathering in Lima. 💙
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A special thank you to Prof. Diego Zegarra Valdivia, Johanna de Jesus Cadenas Zarate, Carla Chiclla Ortiz, and their colleagues at Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú for organizing a fantastic campus visit in Lima this week. We connected with colleagues across law, engineering, music and the performing arts, graduate education, and international affairs. Prof. Scott Shackelford also led a master class for more than 40 students on “Fixing an Internet of Broken Things”—a great example of bringing IU expertise directly into the experience.
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At Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia, Andrea Miranda Barreto brought us together with colleagues in biomedical engineering and public health to explore opportunities to work together. We also had the chance to tour Cayetano’s new Interdisciplinary Center for Advanced Simulation (SISA)—an incredible facility recreating real hospital environments and the largest simulation center of its kind in Latin America. Very cool to see firsthand!
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We also connected with Comisión Fulbright Perú and EducationUSA Peru, met with students interested in IU, and visited five local high schools. And we loved having the chance to connect with industry leaders and IU friends like Victor Gonzalez-Maertens and Gonzales Guzmán, Alberto and continue building the broader network around IU in Peru.
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For us, that’s the why behind Explore IU: showing up, listening, building relationships, engaging our alumni, and turning those relationships into real opportunities for students, faculty, and our university partners.
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So glad to have Patricia Silveyra, Javier León, Scott Shackelford, Erika Alexander, Michael Shereda, and Molly Fisher representing IU throughout the week, with Miguel E. Ayllon helping make it all work from a distance. And most of all, thank you to everyone in Peru who welcomed us so warmly.

08/09/2026

🌎 What happens when educators learn across borders? New perspectives, lasting connections, and learning that continues long after the trip ends.
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This summer, 10 Indiana educators traveled to the Galápagos Islands as part of a new environmental education initiative led by Indiana University. Working alongside educators and faculty from Ecuador, they explored biodiversity, conservation, hands-on learning, and new approaches to environmental education.
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But the experience didn’t end with the journey home. 🇺🇸🇪🇨 The educators will continue collaborating on projects focused on topics such as water quality, waste management, and seismic activity, while also creating new connections between their students.
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Read the full story from the Indiana University School of Education to learn more about this inspiring international collaboration. 🌱🌎 https://go.iu.edu/9Gcc5b

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