Universidad Pedagógica Experimental Libertador (UPEL)

1.Manuel Bermúdez, Individuo de Número de la Academia Venezolana de la Lengua, Prof. Titular, UPEL,

Universidad Simón Bolívar (USB)

2. Benjamín Scharifker, Miembro correspondiente de la Academia de Ciencias Físicas, Matemáticas y Naturales de Venezuela, Premio Fundación Polar, Vicerrector Administrativo, Prof. Titular, Química, USB,
3. Ignacio Rodríguez Iturbe, Premio Estocolmo del Agua 2002, Prof. Titular, Ingeniería, USB y U. de Princeton, EEUU
4. Enrique Planchart, Miembro correspondiente de la Academia de Ciencias Físicas, Matemáticas y Naturales de Venezuela, Prof. Titular, Matemáticas, USB
5. Carlos Pacheco, Investigador Honorario del Birbeck College de la Universidad de Londres, Decano de Estudios de Postgrado, Prof. Titular, Literatura, USB
6. Henryk Gzyl, Premio Nacional de Ciencias, Prof. Titular, Matemáticas, UCV y USB,
7. Marisol Delgado, Premio Caballero de Palmas Académicas, Francia, Prof. Titular, Automatización y Control, USB
8. Joaquín Lira Olivares, Doctor Honoris Causa U. Tecnológica de Nagaoka, Japón, Prof. Titular, Ciencias de los Materiales, USB
9. Estrella Laredo, Premio Nacional de Ciencias, Prof. Titular, Física, USB
10. Luis Raúl Pericchi, Prof. Titular, Matemáticas USB y U. de Puerto Rico
11. Alfredo Rosas-Romero, Prof. Titular, Química Analítica, USB
12. Klaus Jaffé, Premio Fundación Polar, Prof. Titular, Centro de Estudios Estratégicos, USB
13. Marianela Lentini, Prof. Titular, Matemáticas, USB
14. Silverio González Téllez. Prof. Titular, Sociólogo, USB
15. Isbelia Martín, Prof. Titular, Física, USB
16. Giovanni De Mercato, Prof. Titular, Electrónica, USB
17. Rosalba Lamana de Rocco, Prof. Titular, Automatización y Control, USB
18. Arnoldo José Gabaldón, Prof. Honorario, Desarrollo y Ambiente, USB, Ex Ministro del Ambiente y los Recursos Naturales Renovables.
19. William Colmenares, Prof. Titular, Jefe del Dpto. Automatización y Control, USB
20. Alejandro Muller, Premio Fundación Polar, Prof. Titular, Ciencias de los Materiales, USB
21. Ubaldo M. García Palomares, Prof. Titular, Procesos y Sistemas, USB
22. Alberto Mendoza, Prof. Titular, Jefe Departamento Matemáticas, USB
23. Lelys Bravo de Guenni, Prof. Titular, Matemáticas, USB
24. Marisol Aguilera, Prof. Titular, Biología, USB
25. Alfredo Bello, Prof. Titular, Física, USB
26. María Mercedes Pérez de Chamorro, Prof. Titular, Refinación y Petróleo, USB
27. José Vicente Carrasquero, Prof. Titular, Ciencia Política, USB
28. Omar Noria, Prof. Titular, Coordinador del Postgrado en Ciencia Política, USB
29. Herbert Koeneke, Prof. Titular, Ciencia Política, USB
30. Ángel Oropeza, Prof. Titular, Ciencia Política, USB
31. José Luis Feijoo, Prof. Titular, Ciencias de Materiales, USB
32. Hugo R. Groening, Prof. Titular, Física, USB
33. Bruno Sansó, Prof. Titular, Matemáticas, USB
34. Elizabeth Valarino, Prof. Titular, Psicología Social, USB
35. Marisela Hernández, Prof. Titular, Ciencia y Tecnología del Comportamiento, USB
36. Oswaldo Nuñez, Prof. Titular, Director de la Unidad de Gestión Ambiental, USB
37. Marta de la Vega, Prof. Titular, Filosofía y Ciencia Política, USB
38. Lourdes Iturralde, Prof. Titular, Bioingeniería, USB
39. Lya Feldman, Prof. Titular, Psicología de la Salud, USB
40. Gianfranco Passariello, Prof. Titular, Electrónica, Coordinador del Doctorado en Ingeniería, USB
41. Isabel Llatas, Prof. Titular, Estadística Industrial, USB
42. Juan Carlos Rodríguez, Prof. Titular, Descentralización y Política Local, USB
43. Antonio Acosta, Prof. Titular, Mecánica, USB
44. Godela Scherer, Prof. Titular, Matemáticas, USB
45. Rafael Aldaz, Prof. Titular, Ciencias de la Tierra, USB
46. Carmen Vincenti, Prof. Titular, Literatura Latinoamericana, USB
47. Rosa María Chacón, Prof. Titular, Urbanismo, USB
48. Germán Crespo, Prof. Titular, Mecánica, USB
49. Diana Ajami Henríquez, Prof. Titular, Biología, USB
50. Nora Soto-Rosa de Villoria, Dir. de la División de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades, Prof. Asociado, Idiomas, USB
51. Delia Gutiérrez, Prof. Asociado, Ciencia de los Materiales, USB
52. Jesús Ravelo S., Prof. Asociado, Métodos Formales, USB
53. Luisa A. Delgado, Prof. Asociado, Procesos y Sistemas, USB
54. Maruja Ortega, Prof. Asociado, Computación, USB
55. Carole Leal Curiel, Prof. Asociado, Historia Política, USB
56. Mercedes Pulido, Prof. Asociado, Psicología, UCAB – USB
57. Ana María del Re, Prof. Asociado, Literatura, USB
58. Luis Rojas S., Prof. Asociado, Conversión y Transporte, USB
59. Edna Ruckhaus, Prof. Asociado, Computación, USB
60. Ascander Suárez, Prof. Asociado, Computación, USB
61. Yolanda de Abreu, Prof. Asociado, Ciencias de Materiales, USB
62. Sergio Díaz, Prof. Asociado, Turbo-máquinas, USB
63. Enrique Larrañaga, Prof. Asociado, Arquitectura, USB
64. Alicia Fedor, Prof. Titular, Lingüística, USB
65. Cristian Álvarez A., Prof. Asociado, Literatura, USB
66. Nelson Tepedino, Coordinador del Postgrado en Filosofía, Prof. Asociado, Filosofía, USB
67. Víctor Rastelli, Prof. Asociado, Mecánica, USB
68. Nila Montbrun, Prof. Asociado, Mecánica, USB
69. Ana Rivas, Prof. Asociado, Ciencia de los Materiales, USB
70. Gerardo Fernández, Prof. Asociado, Electrónica y Circuitos, USB
71. Shunichi Watanabe, Prof. Asociado, Idiomas, USB
72. Rogelio Carrasquel, Prof. Asociado, Informática, USB
73. Juan Posada, Prof. Asociado, Biología, USB
74. Arturo Gutiérrez Plaza, Prof. Agregado, Literatura, Director de Extensión Universitaria USB
75. Mireya Matos, Prof. Agregado, Polímeros, USB
76. Jenny Montbrun, Prof. Agregado, Procesos y Sistemas, USB
77. Rafael Hidalgo, Prof. Agregado, Electrónica y Circuitos, USB
78. Alicia Villamizar, Prof. Agregado, Ambiente y Desarrollo, USB

Instituto Venezolano de Investigaciones Científicas (IVIC)

79. Roberto Sánchez-Delgado, Individuo de Número de la Academia de Ciencias Físicas, Matemáticas y Naturales, Premio de la OEA en Ciencias Físicas; Premio Fundación Polar, Guggenheim Fellow, Premio Nacional de Ciencias 1999, Investigador Titular, Química, IVIC.
80. Horacio Vanegas, Premio Humboldt de Investigación, Alemania , Investigador Titular, Centro de Biofísica y Bioquímica, IVIC
81. Julio A. Urbina, Académico Internacional del Instituto Médico Howard Hughes, Premio Fundación Polar, Guggenheim Fellow, , Investigador Titular, Física, IVIC.
82. Claudio Mendoza, Premio Fundación Polar, Investigador Titular, Física, IVIC
83. Reinaldo Marín, Premio de la OEA en Ciencia y Tecnología, Investigador Titular, Biofísica y Bioquímica, IVIC.
84. Ferdinando Liprandi,, Premio Fundación Polar, Investigador Titular del Centro de Microbiología, IVIC.
85. Hilda Pérez, Investigadora Titular del Centro de Microbiología, IVIC
86. Rafael Apitz, Guggenheim Fellow, Premio Fundación Polar, Investigador Titular Emérito del Centro de Biofísica y Bioquímica, IVIC
87. Gioconda San-Blas, Miembro de la Academia de Ciencias Físicas, Matemáticas y Naturales, Investigadora Titular Emérita del Centro de Microbiología y Biología Celular, IVIC
88. Carlo Caputo, Decano de Postgrado del IVIC, Premio Fundación Polar, Investigador Titular Emérito del Centro de Biofísica y Bioquímica, IVIC
89. Jorge E. Paolini G, Investigador Asociado Titular, Centro de Ecología, IVIC
90. Teresa Lehmann, Investigadora Asociada del Centro de Química, IVIC
91. Yajaira Freites,, Investigadora Asociada, Centro de Estudio de la Ciencia, IVIC
92. María Gloria Domínguez, Investigadora Asociada Titular, Centro de Biofísica y Bioquímica, IVIC
93. Manuel Bautista, Coordinador del Postgrado en Física del IVIC, Investigador Asociado, IVIC.
94. Flor Pujol, Investigadora Asociada Titular, Centro de Microbiología, IVIC
95. Stefania Marcantognini, Investigadora Asociada Titular, Matemáticas, IVIC-UCV
96. Erika Jaffe, Investigadora Asociada Titular, Centro de Biofísica y Bioquímica, IVIC
97. Joaquín Ortega, Investigador Asociado Titular, Matemáticas IVIC -UCV
98. Leiria Salazar, Investigadora Asociada, Biología Estructural, IVIC
99. Egidio Romano, Premio Fundación Polar, Investigador Titular, Medicina Experimental, IVIC
100. Elizabeth Olivares, Investigadora Asociada, Ecología, IVIC
101. Carlos Di Prisco, Individuo de Número de la Academia de Ciencias Físicas, Matemáticas y Naturales, Premio Fundación Polar, Guggenheim Fellow, Investigador Titular, Matemáticas, IVIC.
102. Arístides Marcano, Investigador Titular, Física, IVIC.
103. Fulgencio Proverbio, Investigador Titular Emérito, Biofísica y Bioquímica, IVIC.
104. Italo Cesari, Investigador Titular, Microbiología, IVIC
105. Julio Fernández, Fellow del American Physical Society, Premio Fundación Polar, Investigador Titular Emérito, Física, IVIC, Científico Titular, ICMA-CSIC, Zaragoza
106. Jolanta Stankiewicz, Ex Investigadora, Física, IVIC, Becaria Ramon y Cajal, Física, U. Zaragoza
107. Nelda Dzzeo, Investigadora Asociada, Ecología, IVIC
108. Ernesto Medina Ghinalia, Miembro de la Academia de Ciencias de EEUU, Premio Nacional de Ciencia, Premio Fundación Polar, Investigador Titular Emérito, Ecología, IVIC
109. Ernesto Medina Dagger , Premio Fundación Polar, Investigador Asociado, Física, IVIC
110. Carlos Sevcik, Investigador Titular, Biofísica y Bioquímica, IVIC
111. Lucimey Lima, Investigadora Titular, Biofísica y Bioquímica, IVIC.
112. Humberto Díaz, Investigador Titular Emérito, Ecología, IVIC
113. Carmen Luisa Piñango, Investigadora Titular Emérita, Medicina Experimental, IVIC
114. Gisela Cuenca, Investigadora Asociada Titular, Ecología, IVIC
115. Arquímedes Karam, Investigador Asociado, Química, IVIC
116. Víctor Villalba, Premio Fundación Polar, Investigador Titular, Física, IVIC
117. Zully Benzo, Investigadora Titular, Química, IVIC
118. María Maillo, Investigadora Asociada, Química, IVIC
119. Luis Miguel Márquez, Postdoctoral, Ecología, IVIC
120. Jesús Eloy Conde, Investigador Asociado Titular, Ecología, IVIC
121. José R. López Padrino, Investigador Titular, Biofísica y Bioquímica, IVIC y Profesor, Harvard Medical School

Universidad Central de Venezuela (UCV)

122. Blas Bruni Celli, Individuo de Número de las Academias de la Lengua, de Medicina, de la Historia y de Ciencias Físicas, Matemáticas y Naturales, Ex Ministro de Sanidad y Asistencia Social, Prof. Jubilado de Patología Facultad de Medicina, UCV
123. Oscar Sambrano Urdaneta, Ex-Presidente del Consejo Nacional de la Cultura. Individuo de Número de la Academia Venezolana de la Lengua. Prof. Titular, UCV -UPEL
124. Antonio Pasquali, Ex Subdirector General de UNESCO para el Sector de la Comunicación, Prof. Titular, UCV
125. Alexis Márquez Rodríguez, Individuo de Número de la Academia Venezolana de la Lengua, Prof. Titular, UCV
126. María Josefina Tejera, Individuo de Número de la Academia de la Lengua, Prof. Titular, Literatura, UCV
127. Claudio Bifano, Individuo de Número de la Academia de Ciencias Físicas, Matemáticas y Naturales, Prof. Titular, Química, UCV
128. Héctor Malavé Mata, Individuo de Número de la Academia Nacional de Ciencias Económicas, Prof. Titular, UCV
129. José Rafael Lovera, Individuo de Número de la Academia Nacional de la Historia, UCV
130. Vidal Rodríguez Lemoine, Miembro correspondiente de la Academia de Ciencias Físicas, Matemáticas y Naturales de Venezuela, Prof. Titular, Biología, UCV
131. Ana María Font Villarroel, Premio Fundación Polar, Premio ICTP Física Altas Energías de Trieste, Prof. Titular, UCV
132. Gloria Cuenca, Premio Nacional de Periodismo (mención investigación) 1990, Prof. Titular, Escuela de Comunicación Social, UCV
133. Luis Herrera Cometta, Premio Fundación Polar, Premio Nacional Ciencias, Prof. Titular, Escuela de Física, UCV
134. Matitza Montero, Premio Nacional de Ciencias, Premio Latinoamericano de Psicología, Prof. Titular, UCV
135. Vladimiro Mujica, Premio Fundación Polar, Prof. Titular, Química, , UCV
136. Deanna de Marcano, VicePresidenta de la Sociedad Venezolana de Química, Prof. Titular, Química, UCV
137. Rosario Alonso de De León, Coordinadora de la Maestría en Literatura Comparada, Prof. Titular, UCV.
138. Rafael Di Prisco, Prof. Titular Jubilado, Ex Decano de la Facultad de Humanidades y Educación, UCV
139. Adriana Bolívar, Coordinadora de Investigación de la Facultad de Humanidades y Educación, Prof. Titular, Lingüística, UCV,
140. Miguel Bolívar Chollett, Director de Estudios de Postgrado de FACES, Prof. Titular, Sociología, UCV
141. Gisela Méndez, Prof. Titular, Matemáticas, UCV
142. Ana Herrera, Prof. Titular, Biología, UCV
143. María Dolores Morán, Prof. Titular, Matemáticas, UCV
144. Carmen Elena Vera, Prof. Titular, Matemáticas, UCV
145. Ximena Agudo, Prof. Titular de la Escuela de Artes, UCV
146. Alejandro Padrón B., Prof. Titular Economía, UCV
147. María Inés H. de Padrón, Prof. Titular, Sociología, UCV
148. Graciela Soriano de García Pelayo, Prof. Titular, Historia Política, UCV
149. José A. Moreno, Prof. Titular, Física, UCV
150. Marianela Castes, Prof. Titular, Medicina, UCV
151. Ileana Iribarren, Prof. Titular, Matemáticas, UCV
152. Humberto Rojas, Prof. Agregado, Matemáticas, UCV
153. Wilfredo Urbina, Prof. Titular, Matemáticas, UCV
154. Jesús Mendoza, Prof. Titular, Biología, UCV
155. Alberto Fernández, Prof. Titular, Química, UCV
156. José Domingo Mujica, Prof. Titular, Física, UCV
157. Marco Paluszny, Prof. Titular, Matemáticas, UCV
158. Cristina B. de Gzyl, Prof. Titular, Matemáticas, UCV
159. Alicia Di Prisco de Herrera, Prof. Titular, Física, UCV
160. Alicia Ponte Sucre, Prof. Titular, Fisiología Molecular, Jefe de la Cátedra de Fisiología, UCV
161. Esther Wiensenfeld, Prof. Titular, Psicología, UCV
162. Euclides Sánchez, Prof. Titular, Psicología, UCV
163. Maria Cristina Di Prisco, Prof. Titular, Medicina, UCV
164. Carlos Sabino, Prof. Titular, Sociología, UCV
165. Sonia Hecker, Prof. Titular, Medicina, Ex Presidente de la Sociedad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Fisiológicas, UCV
166. Ildemaro Torres, Prof. Titular, Medicina, UCV
167. Bernardo Méndez, Prof. Titular, Química, UCV
168. Miguel Martín, Prof. Titular, Física, UCV
169. Rafael Martín, Prof. Titular, Física, UCV
170. Jesús Alberto León, Premio Fundación Polar, Prof. Titular, Biomatemática, UCV
171. Mercedes Sedano, Prof. Titular, Instituto de Filología Andrés Bello, UCV
172. Manuel Bemporad, Prof. Titular, Física, UCV
173. Adolfo Herrera, Director de El Regional del Zulia. Prof. Asociado, UCV
174. Luz Marina Rivas Arrieta, Prof. Asociado, Literatura, Escuela de Idiomas Modernos, UCV
175. María Sol Pérez Schael, Prof. Asociado, Sociología, UCV
176. Irene Pérez Schael, Premio Fundación Polar, Investigadora, Instituto de Biomedicina, Jefe de Laboratorio, UCV-MSDS
177. Paula Spiniello, Prof. Asociado, Biología, UCV
178. Raquel Gamus, Prof. Asociado, Política Exterior Venezolana, UCV
179. Luciana de Stefano, Prof. Asociado Jubilado, Instituto de Filología Andrés Bello, UCV
180. Vilma Vargas de Di Prisco, Prof. Asociado Jubilado, Escuela de Letras, UCV.
181. Mireya Fernández, Prof. Asociado, Escuela de Idiomas Modernos UCV
182. Oscar Bastidas-Delgado, Coordinador Centro de Estudios de la Participación, la Autogestión y el Cooperativismo UCV
183. Federico Vegas, Prof. Diseño Urbano, Arquitectura, UCV
184. Luis Sanz Barboza, Prof. Agregado, Psiquiatría, Escuela de Medicina Luis Razetti, UCV
185. Aura Marina Boadas, Prof. Agregado, Literatura, UCV
186. Luis Jordán, Prof. Agregado, Biología, UCV
187. Inirida Rodríguez, Prof. Agregado, Geofísica, UCV
188. Irama Casale, Prof. Asociado, Biología, UCV
189. Francisco Tovar, Prof. Agregado, Matemáticas, UCV
190. Griselda Ferrara , Prof. Agregado, Ingeniería, UCV
191. Maria Cristina de Palma, Prof. Agregado, Farmacia, UCV
192. Eduardo Passariello, Prof. Asistente, Medicina, UCV
193. Orlando Guenni, Prof. Asistente, Biología, UCV
194. Paul Leizaola, Prof. Jubilado, Ing. Química, UCV
195. Felix Tapia, Prof. Investigador, Medicina, UCV
196. Antonieta Alario, Prof. Asistente, Instituto de Investigaciones Literarias, UCV
197. Ángel Gustavo Infante, Prof. Asistente, Instituto de Investigaciones Literarias, UCV
198. María Eugenia Martínez Padrón, Prof. Asistente, Instituto de Investigaciones Literarias, UCV
199. Carlos Sandoval, Prof. Instructor, Instituto de Investigaciones Literarias, UCV
200. Julio Hernández, Prof. Asistente, Instituto de Filosofía, UCV
201. Tulio Olmos Gil, Prof. Instructor, Instituto de Filosofía, UCV

Instituto de Estudios Superiores de Administración (IESA)

202. Pedro Palma, Individuo de Número Fundador de la Academia de Ciencias Económicas de Venezuela, Prof. Titular, Economía, IESA
203. Carlos Machado Allison, Director de Investigaciones, Prof. Centro de Agroindustria, IESA
204. Elena Granell, Prof. Titular, Desarrollo Organizacional, IESA
205. Jaime Sabal Cárdenas, Prof. Titular, Finanzas, IESA
206. José Malavé, Prof. Titular, Desarrollo Organizacional, IESA
207. Ramón Piñango, Prof. Titular, Políticas Públicas y Organizaciones, IESA
208. Gustavo García, Prof. Asociado, Economía, IESA
209. Juan Carlos Larrañaga, Prof. Agregado, Recursos Humanos, IESA
210. Emilio J. Navarro, Prof. Finanzas, IESA
211. Juan Antonio Bustillo, Prof. Empresas de Familia, IESA
212. Jacobo Rubinstein, Prof. Centro de Desarrollo Gerencial, IESA
213. Armando Barrios Ross, Director del Master en Políticas Públicas, IESA

Universidad Metropolitana (UNIMET)

214. José Ignacio Moreno León, Rector, Prof. Titular, Economía, UNIMET
215. José Roberto Bello, Vicerrector Académico, Prof. Titular, Ingeniería, UNIMET
216. Carlos A. Figueredo, Vicerrector Administrativo, UNIMET
217. María Lourdes Acedo de Sucre, Secretario, Prof. Titular, Sociología, UNIMET
218. Natalia Castañón, Prof. Titular, Didáctica, UNIMET
219. Toms Eguren, Prof. Titular, Finanzas, UNIMET
220. Lida Niño, Prof. Titular, Matemáticas, UNIMET
221. Alicia Harrar de Dienes, Directora Escuela de Ing. Química, Prof. Titular, UNIMET
222. Martha Elena Galavís, Prof. Titular, Física, UNIMET
223. Cecilia Vicentini, Prof. Titular, Gerencia, UNIMET
224. María Cristina Maldonado, Directora Escuela de Ing. Civil, Prof. Asociado, UNIMET
225. Mary Carmen Lombao, Prof. Asociado, Recursos Humanos, UNIMET
226. Ana Teresa Yepes, Decano de Estudiantes, Prof. Asociado, Ingeniería, UNIMET
227. Alejandro Martucci, Director de Estudios de Postgrado, Prof. Asociado, Gerencia, UNIMET
228. Elvira Navas, Prof. Asociado, Informática, UNIMET
229. Silvia Villegas, Prof. Asociado, Matemáticas, UNIMET
230. Giannina Olivieri, Prof. Asociado, Ciencias Sociales, UNIMET
231. Eduardo Fagre, Prof. Asociado, Finanzas, UNIMET
232. Amelia Tovar de Zarikian, Prof. Asociado, Educación, UNIMET
233. Carlos Blank, Prof. Asociado, Filosofía, UNIMET
234. María Elena Garassini, Prof. Asociado, Educación, UNIMET
235. Ana Isabel González, Prof. Asociado, Didáctica, UNIMET
236. Mireya Padrón, Prof. Asociado, Psicología, UNIMET
237. Columba Gómez, Prof. Asociado, Psicología, UNIMET
238. Renata Curci, Prof. Asociado, Química, UNIMET
239. Milagros Pérez, Prof. Asociado, Sociología, UNIMET
240. Helene Zaragoza, Prof. Asociado, Idiomas, UNIMET
241. Regina Dandreamatteo, Prof. Asociado, Idiomas, UNIMET
242. Susana Romagni, Prof. Asociado, Ingeniería de Sistemas, UNIMET
243. Olga Galarraga, Prof. Agregado, Idiomas, UNIMET
244. Judith Hernández, Prof. Agregado, Idiomas, UNIMET
245. Clara González, Prof. Agregado, Idiomas, UNIMET
246. Ana María Olalde, Prof. Agregado, Matemáticas, UNIMET
247. María Margarita Gamboa, Prof. Agregado, Gerencia, UNIMET
248. Silvia Solá, Prof. Agregado, Idiomas, UNIMET
249. Zulay Rodríguez, Prof. Agregado, Administración, UNIMET
250. Bernardo González, Prof. Agregado, Matemáticas, UNIMET
251. Isabel Ochoa, Prof. Agregado, Informática, UNIMET
252. Sabina Israeliantz, Prof. Agregado, Idiomas, UNIMET

Universidad Católica Andrés Bello (UCAB)

253. Luis Ugalde, Rector, Prof. Titular, Historia, UCAB
254. Francisco Javier Pérez, Miembro Correspondiente de la Academia Venezolana de la Lengua, Prof. Asociado, Literatura, UCAB
255. Marcelino Bisbal, Prof. Titular, Comunicación Social, UCV-UCAB
256. Demetrio Boersner, Prof. Titular, Relaciones Internacionales, UCAB
257. Corina Yoris-Villasana, Directora de la Maestría en Filosofía, Prof. Titular UCAB
258. Fernando Nuñez Noda, Prof. Titular, Comunicación Social, UCAB
259. Mikel de Viana, Prof. Asociado, Sociología, UCAB
260. Max Romer, Director Escuela Comunicación Social, Prof. Asociado, UCAB
261. Caroline de Oteyza, Prof. Asociado, Directora del Centro de Investigación de la Comunicación, UCAB
262. Jannabell Hernández, Directora de Cultura, Prof. Asociado, Educación, UCAB
263. Ludwig Schmidt, Prof. Asociado, Centro de Estudios Religiosos, UCAB
264. Rafael Baquedano, Prof. Asociado, Escuela de Comunicación Social, UCAB
265. Luis Zambrano Sequin, Prof. Asociado, Economía, UCAB
266. Luis de Diego, Prof. Asociado, Filosofía, UCAB
267. Tiziana Polesel, Prof. Asociado, Comunicación Social, UCAB
268. José Domínguez Ortega, Prof. Asociado, Derecho, UCAB
269. María Elena Villegas, Prof. Escuela de Educación, UCAB
270. Markel R. Méndez, Prof. Comunicación Social, UCAB
271. Omar Picón, Prof. Agregado, Derecho, UCAB
272. Marisabel Martínez, Prof. Agregado, Economía, UCAB
273. Esteban Araujo, Prof. Agregado, Derecho, UCAB
274. Francisco Monaldi, Prof. Agregado, Economía, UCAB
275. Carlos F. Calatrava, Prof. Escuela de Educación, UCAB
276. José Rafael Briceño, Prof. Comunicación Social, UCAB
277. Yanira Hernandez, Prof. Asistente, Educación, UCAB
278. José G. de Llano G., Prof. Asistente, Psicología, UCAB
279. Ingrid Ochoa, Prof. Asistente, Relac. Industriales, UCAB
280. Gabriel Francés M., Prof. Comunicación Social, UCAB
281. Arturo Serrano, Prof. Centro Estudios Filosóficos, UCAB
282. Yajaira Fernández Ávila, Prof. Economía de la Salud, UCAB

Universidad de los Andes (ULA)

283. Miguel E. Alonso Amelot, Premio Fundación Polar, Prof. Titular, Química Bio-orgánica, ULA
284. María Teresa Espar, Coordinadora Doctorado en Lingüística Prof. Titular, Lingüística, ULA
285. Syed M. Wasim, Prof. Titular, Física, ULA
286. América Rincón G., Prof. Titular, Química, ULA
287. Marisela Bonett de Serra, Miembro Honoraria de la Asociación Californiana para la Educación Bilingüe C.A.B.E , Prof. Titular, Escuela de Idiomas ULA
288. Jesús Serra, Miembro Correspondiente Regional de la Academia de Mérida Prof. Titular, ULA.
289. Oscar Aguilera, Prof. Titular, Urbanismo, ULA
290. Margarita Belandria, Prof. de Filosofía, ULA
291. Alfredo Usubillaga, Prof. Titular, Farmacia, ULA
292. Enrique Corao Febres, Prof. Titular, Química, ULA
293. Nancy Khouri Ramos, Prof. Titular, Farmacia, ULA
294. Luis Rodríguez Torres, Prof. Titular, Ingeniería, ULA
295. Antonio Luis Cárdenas, Prof. Agregado, Ingeniería Industrial, ULA

Universidad del Zulia (LUZ)

296. José Álvarez, Prof. Titular Jubilado, Lingüista, Investigador en el Área de Lenguas Indígenas Venezolanas, LUZ

Universidad Nacional Experimental Politécnica Antonio José de Sucre (UNEXPO)

297. Miguel Vargas, Prof. Titular, UNEXPO
298. Bernardo Hurtado, Prof. Titular, UNEXPO
299. Emilio Carao, Prof. Titular, UNEXPO
300. Hugo Rojas, Prof. Titular, UNEXPO
301. Braulio Arteaga, Coordinador Ing. Industrial, Prof. Titular, UNEXPO
302. Elías George, Jefe Dpto. Ing. Industrial, Prof. Titular, UNEXPO
303. Rolando García, Prof. Titular, UNEXPO
304. Nelson Escalona, Prof. Titular, UNEXPO
305. Aixa de Bandes, Prof. Titular, UNEXPO
306. Gonzalo Meléndez, Prof. Asociado, UNEXPO
307. Vicenzo Iacinzanino, Prof. Asociado, UNEXPO
308. Ilcry Navarro, Prof. Agregado, UNEXPO
309. Juan Becerra, Prof. Asistente, UNEXPO
310. Julio Goyo, Prof. Asistente, UNEXPO
311. Raquel Centeno, Prof. Asistente, UNEXPO

www.forbes.com Reuters, 01.30.03, 12:33 PM ET By Susan Schneider

NEW YORK, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Brazilian sovereign bonds climbed nearly 1 percent on Thursday, lending support to the broader market, as a record primary budget surplus heightened investor confidence in the financial health of Latin America's largest economy. Brazil's share of J.P. Morgan's Emerging Market Bond Index Plus added 0.75 percent in terms of daily returns, underpinning a 0.19 percent gain in the broader index. Brazil's benchmark C bond <BRAZILC=RR> picked up 0.625 points to 68.375 bid. Brazil's bonds clawed their way back from a spate of negative days after the government reported a 2002 primary budget surplus of 52.4 billion reais ($14.7 billion), a figure that put the nation well ahead of its yearly International Monetary Fund target for the fourth time in a row. The surplus was 4.06 percent of gross domestic product. Brazil was also buoyed by expectations that Finance Minister Antonio Palocci will raise Brazil's 2003 primary fiscal surplus target from last year's goal of 3.75 percent. The move would fire investor confidence by further confirming rookie President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is sincere about keeping public finances solid. "After the happiness of the election and the good things (Lula) said right after the election, it was time to follow through on some of the policies, and he's starting to do that," said an emerging debt trader. Uncertainty about a possible U.S.-led military strike on Iraq weighed on Brazil's debt and the broader market in recent sessions as investors fret an attack would batter an already tepid U.S. economy, which would in turn weigh heavily on Latin America. The war worries carved a chunk out of the rally Brazilian bonds saw at the turn of the year, when investors snapped up the debt on optimism for Lula's pledges to keep a tight rein on finances and pursue key structural reforms. Lula roiled markets for much of 2002 as Wall Street feared his inexperience in government and pledges to bolster social programs would lead to economic mismanagement and an eventual default on the debt. While investors have warmed to Lula, they are keeping a keen eye on his reform agenda, particularly a proposed overhaul of the costly pension system, said analysts. "From what we can see now, (the pension reform) appears to be much more significant than what we had seen from the former government," said Knut Langholm, a senior vice president at State Street Research and Management Co. "I think the market remains optimistic on that front, even though it will be subject to some controversy because it will create winners and losers," said Langholm. He added that without a meaningful reform, Brazil would need to maintain a primary surplus target of 5.5 percent of GDP or more. Venezuelan bonds, meanwhile, took a breather from two straight days of solid gains. The nation's share of the EMBI-Plus inched 0.75 percent lower, with the DCB bond <VENDCB=RR> slipping 0.5 points to 72.75 bid. Venezuelan debt made a fierce move higher this week as a two-month-old general strike, staged by foes of President Hugo Chavez in a bid to force his resignation or new elections, showed signs of weakening. With Chavez utilizing replacement workers and troops in an effort to break the strike, oil output has climbed in recent days, allaying fears that a sharp, protracted drop in the government's chief source of revenues would leave it without the cash to pay its debts. In addition to the partial oil output recovery, the resumption of normal hours by private banks and the reopening of some restaurants and stores have also signaled the strike's grip is losing hold. But while investors are hunting to pick up Venezuelan debt, the recent price jump means they are not too tempted to do any buying, said the emerging debt trader. "I think there is some latent demand -- there are still a lot of people who don't have Venezuela on their books and are going to need to buy it," said the trader. "They're looking for dips, and they're probably not going to get it unless there is significant bad news." Among other emerging nations, Peru launched a $500 million, 12-year global bond on Thursday morning, a sale that was set to price later in the session.

www.vheadline.com Posted: Thursday, January 30, 2003 - 1:01:53 PM By: PETROLEUMWORLD

Venezuela's crude oil output stood to 1.44 million barrels a day Wednesday, dissident Venezuela´s oil company PDVSA executives said in their daily report.

The operations in eastern part of the country produced 692,000 b/d is being produced. Another 300,000 b/d on top of the current 692,000 b/d could be produced in the east in the coming weeks, dissident PDVSA executives reported.

Western operations stood at 260,000 b/d while in the southern region, 92,000 b/d were being produced Wednesday, unchanged from Tuesday.

Refining activities remained unchanged from Tuesday. El Palito refinery which has a capacity of 120,000 b/d is producing 75,000 b/d, the report said. The Paraguana refinery complex which has a capacity of 940,000 b/d is at 80,000 b/d.The 200,000 b/d. The 200,000 b/d Puerto La Cruz refinery is produccing 75.000 mbd,The 200 mbd La Isla refinery in Curacao is producing 25,000 b/d, the report said.

Venezuela is in its 59th day of a civil disobedience nation wide general work stoppage that has hampered oil production and exports. The strike is aimed at forcing President Hugo Chavez to resign followed by early elections.

By Elio Ohep, Petoleumworld.com; 58 412 9525301; ecohep@hotmail.com

Petroleumworld News 30-01-03 1230 GMT

www.vheadline.com Posted: Thursday, January 30, 2003 - 8:55:36 AM By: Matthew Riemer

International commentarist Matthew Riemer writes: This past Sunday, January 26, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez greeted a reported 100,000 supporters at the third annual World Social Forum in Porto Alegre, Brazil; this year, the forum was appropriately titled "Life after Capitalism."

Such a title is appropriate because of the transformational throes and growing pains that world society and the global economy are now entering. As globalization's reach expands and its pace quickens, so too does the resistance and crisis. The events in Venezuela over the past year are the perfect example. They represent the new economic warfare formula whereby the masses of a country (typically overwhelmingly poor) and their leader resist international forces usually comprised of the World Bank/International Monetary Fund, multinationals, and incredibly wealthy private investors.

These "international forces" are represented locally by the regional elite: bankers, union heads, wealthy businessmen, and the upper-middle class. Their goal is to de-nationalize industry and replace it with privatization, thus making accessible to foreign investment the whole of a country's resources. These resources are then developed with foreign money using cheap domestic labor while the products are almost exclusively exported.

This results in the inherent wealth (resources, human potential) of a country being siphoned off to the international "market" while the native population reaps no reward from their country's own wealth or their own labor.

• Such was the case in Argentina. Such is the case in Venezuela. And Brazil could be next.

Venezuela's biggest prize is the state-run (nationalized) oil company, PDVSA. The reasons why should be obvious: PDVSA is the country's largest company and employer; Venezuela is a member of OPEC, and the only one in the Western hemisphere at that; Venezuela is the world's fifth largest oil exporter and third largest to the United States; the oil industry accounts for a full third of the Venezuelan GDP.

Control of the PDVSA means not only incredible control of the fortunes of Venezuela but also control of the world oil market. A Venezuelan economy in the hands of the United States and their proxy financial institutions is crucial to the life of globalization as Washington, with its newfound doctrine of unprecedented militarism and unilateralism, continues to destabilize both the world economy and social fabric.

Recently, opposition forces staged a sleepover protest on a section of one of Caracas' highways. The claims that the opposition is solely made up of the pampered upper-middle class is certainly born out by the photos from the event: the scene looked like some kind of rock concert festival held in the United States or Europe where a sea of brightly colored tents, sleeping bags, and inflatable mattresses are all the eye can see. This in a country where about 75 percent of the population lives below the poverty line. Yet "the opposition" looked like they'd just visited their local REI or EMS outdoor retailer.

But Chavez is still holding tight. He survived the coup last April, even after temporarily being removed from power. Now, with the current work stoppage about to enter its third month next week, there are signs that the opposition is weakening and that Chavez will hold on for yet another round.

Such resistance should be quite indicative to globalizing forces of the human spirit's newfound resolve. One can only hope that the global elite, like so many times in the past, won't let their frustration get the better of them when subtler methods fail and resort to overt and bloody repression.

[Matthew Riemer has written for years about a myriad of topics, such as: philosophy, religion, psychology, culture, and politics. He studied Russian language and culture for five years and traveled in the former Soviet Union in 1990. In the midst of a larger autobiographical/cultural work, Matthew is the Director of Operations at YellowTimes.org. He lives in the United States.]

YellowTimes.org is an international news and opinion publication.  www.YellowTimes.org  Matthew Riemer encourages your comments: mriemer@YellowTimes.org

www.forbes.com Reuters, 01.30.03, 8:21 AM ET

CARACAS, Venezuela, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Striking Venezuelan oil workers said a recovery in oil output stalled on Thursday around 1 million barrels per day (bpd), or a third of pre-strike levels, while the government said it had risen to 1.4 million. The two sides are locked in a bitter battle for power over the world's fifth largest oil exporter, and have diverging estimates of activity levels at the country's oilfields, refineries and export terminals. Striking employees of state oil company Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) said in a daily report that output stood at 1.055 million bpd on Thursday, almost unchanged since Tuesday when it first topped the million mark. Energy and Mines Minister Rafael Ramirez said on Wednesday night that it had risen to 1.427 million bpd, up from the 1.320 million bpd reported by Chavez Sunday. This compared with pre-strike levels of 3.1 million bpd in November. "We are in a process of constantly increasing our oil production," Ramirez said on Wednesday night. Ramirez put the current level of exports at 544,000 bpd. "We have a constant flow of exports which is important for the country's foreign currency income," he added. The government has fired more than 5,000 PDVSA employees and has been using troops and replacement crews to try to break the strike. It has consistently been providing higher output estimates than the opposition. But both sides report a marked recovery in production since it hit a low of 150,000 bpd in December.