Alejandro Rodriguez

Alejandro Rodriguez is an Adjunct Professor at the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology (DSPT). His academic background includes a Ph.D. in Education Organization and Leadership from the University of San Francisco, an MA in Theology and Contemporary World from Iberoamericana University, and dual BA degrees in Theology and Philosophy from the Salesian Institute of Theology and Salesian Institute of Higher Studies, respectively.

• Ph.D. in Education Organization and Leadership, University of San Francisco
• MA in Theology and Contemporary World, Iberoamericana University, México City
• BA in Theology, Salesian Institute of Theology, Tlaquepaque
• BA in Philosophy, Salesian Institute of Higher Studies, México City

Rodríguez's research focuses on leadership within higher education, particularly emphasizing educative and preventive leadership frameworks. His work explores the intersection of pedagogy, theology, and organizational dynamics in academic settings.

His recent publications analyze transformative educational paradigms. The 2021 article in Vitam. Revista De Investigación En Humanidades examines motivation in university teaching environments. The 2020 book synthesizes preventive leadership with theological education, while the 2018 edited volume investigates Bernard Lonergan's concept of self-appropriation.