Agnes Mojica

Agnes Mojica serves as Chancellor of the Inter American University of Puerto Rico's San Germán Campus, a leadership role she has held since 1991 while maintaining her identity as an educator and researcher in political science and educational policy.

Her academic credentials include:

• Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, magna cum laude, University of Puerto Rico (Mayagüez Campus)
• Master of Arts in Latin American Studies, University of London

Mojica's research examines intersections of political violence, global energy politics, and education's role in environmental conservation and economic development. Her work bridges academic theory and practical policy, particularly within Hispanic-serving educational contexts. As a national advocate, she has influenced federal initiatives for Hispanic educational excellence.

Her distinguished recognitions encompass:

• White House invitation for the Hispanic Educational Excellence Executive Order signing
• First Puerto Rican President of HACU's Governing Board
• Honors from the American Cancer Society, Chamber of Commerce, and Lion’s Club
• University of Puerto Rico's Illustrious Alumna designation (2001)

Under her chancellorship, San Germán Campus transformed through new academic centers, doctoral programs, and infrastructure projects while achieving exceptional student retention. She pioneered community-focused initiatives including mandatory community service graduation requirements and high-impact programs for migrant families and dropout prevention.