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Boletín Uninorte Ed. 104.Pdf (4.031Mb) UNA PUBLICACIÓN DE LA UNIVERSIDAD DEL NORTE - COLOMBIA EDICIÓN Nº 104 - OCTUBRE/DICIEMBRE DE 2014 UNINORTE, LA PRIMERA UNIVERSIDAD QUE INGRESA AL LISTADO DE LAS MEJORES EMPRESAS PARA TRABAJAR EN EL PAÍS PÁG. 4 >> EDIFICIO DE INGENIERÍAS >> EL MBA CELEBRÓ SUS >> CÁTEDRA FULBRIGHT: LA >> UN HUMANISTA QUE RECIBIÓ PREMIO FIABCI PÁG. 10 TRES DÉCADAS DE DISCUSIÓN DEL DESARROLLO VELARÁ POR LA LENGUA APERTURA PÁG. 21 SOSTENIBLE PÁG. 26 COLOMBIANA PÁG. 42 CONTENIDO Rector Jesús Ferro Bayona EDITORIAL Dirección General Boletín Uninorte María del Pilar Palacio Ríos Uninorte entre las Coordinación Periodística mejores empresas para Jesús Anturi La filosofía desde el Caribe trabajar del país. El contenido periodístico de Según el estudio de clima organizacional El Boletín Uninorte es producido realizado por Great Place to Work por Grupo Prensa, la agencia Institute, la Universidad hace parte del de noticias de la Dirección de Hasta hace poco más de 500 años, el rales y no como un centro de pensamien- selecto grupo de empresas con más de Comunicaciones y 500 empleados de Colombia donde a límite del hombre occidental era el mar. to, aunque esta parte del país ha sido cuna los empleados les agrada trabajar. -4 Relaciones Públicas La inmensidad del horizonte y la falta de de intelectuales y humanistas que hoy son certezas sobre qué había más allá daba pie referentes nacionales. Solo bastaría recor- PORTADA Reporteros para especulaciones teóricas de todo tipo. dar a Gabriel García Márquez, Alejandro Adriana Chica Solo hombres temerarios se embarcaban Obregón, Álvaro Cepeda Samudio, Alfon- Aniversario Cátedra Fulbright Academia de la Lengua Daniel Cueto en la travesía de explorarlo. Después des- so Fuenmayor o Meira del Mar, entre mu- 30 años del MBA La discusión del Desarrollo Un humanista que velará por la José Cuadrado Doria cubriríamos que el mar no era el límite, chos otros. Durante tres décadas se han Sostenible lengua colombiana Valerie Salcedo formado más de mil profesionales Por su trayectoria académica y era el camino hacia otros mundos, nuevas Con estos antecedentes, la Universidad En la XIV versión de la Cátedra se debatió del mundo de los negocios para profesional, Jesús Ferro Bayona, fue sobre el balance que debe haber entre la aventuras. del Norte le ha apostado a la consolidación marcar la diferencia en la región. nombrado miembro de la Academia explotación de los recursos naturales y el Fotografía Tal vez la contemplación constante de de un pregrado de Filosofía y Humanida- -21 Colombiana de la Lengua. -42 desarrollo económico. -26 Centro de Producción Audiovisual esa inmensidad es la que marca el modo des. Un programa con el sello del pensa- particular de quienes viven cerca de las miento caribeño. Y es que la filosofía en la Diseño y Diagramación costas y la forma como experimentan el costa es la filosofía del mar, la filosofía del Coordinación Reconocimientos País Pedagogía mundo. Hombres de carácter libre y so- sol, la filosofía del hombre en la contem- Un premio a lo mejor Colombia le apuesta a Docentes innovan en sus de Publicidad y Diseño ñador que viven lejos del afán perturba- plación del mundo. del talento estudiantil la integración del Gran clases para transformar Dirección de Comunicaciones dor de las grandes urbes. Hombres que se El programa apunta a estudiantes in- del 2014 -6 Caribe -25 ciudadanos -46 y Relaciones Públicas toman su tiempo para vivir, para cuestio- quietos, capaces de preguntarse por el Estefanía I. Arcón Barceló Los buenos profesores -8 Educación continúa Líderes nar, para reflexionar, para entender lo que sentido de las cosas, que indaguen, que XIX Encuentro de RECLA -28 En las grandes ligas realmente es importante. ofrezcan respuestas, que se atrevan a pen- Estudiantes de Ingeniería en desarrollos de Edición Nº 104 A través de la historia encontramos sar, a crear, a escribir. Se trata de un res- Civil ganan por segunda Sociedad reconocimiento visual -49 De octubre a diciembre de 2014 grandes pensadores que en algún momen- cate del primer elemento fundador de la vez consecutiva concurso Según los barranquilleros SIKA -11 Proyectos de grados to de sus vidas se refugiaron en las costas, filosofía: el diálogo entre el profesor y su falta gestión ambiental El Boletín Uninorte donde exploraron sus razonamientos hu- en la ciudad -32 Un final de carrera lleno de alumno. Un diálogo guiado por la duda; la Academia innovación y creatividad -50 es una publicación de la manísticos. Uno de ellos fue el filósofo ale- duda de todas las cosas, hasta de la exis- Pensaron y ganaron Voluntariado quiere Universidad del Norte que da mán Friedrich Nietzsche, quien vivió en tencia de uno mismo. He ahí el comienzo Emprendimiento cuenta de los principales hechos la oportunidad de llamar la atención de Gobierno y academia le apuestan ciudades como Génova, Sicilia o Niza, en de la filosofía. estudiar filosofía -16 los jóvenes -33 que fueron noticia en la Institución. a nuevos negocios -52 busca de climas más templados a raíz de El deseo de Uninorte es que de estos Es un medio de comunicación una enfermedad. Este fue el período más nuevos estudiantes de Filosofía y Huma- La ciencia y su importancia Alianza para la Cultura para los seres humanos -17 producido por la Dirección competitividad -35 “Gabo se enamoró del periodismo” -55 productivo del filósofo. También se podría nidades se encuentren también los nuevos Segunda versión de la de Comunicaciones recordar a Immanuel Kant o incluso Pla- pensadores de la región Caribe. No forma- Feria Fin de Carrera -20 El impacto de Pisotón -36 Resuena la música de cámara -56 y Relaciones Públicas. tón, quien vivió junto al mar en Atenas. dos por la Universidad del Norte, sino de Carlos Angulo Valdés, cien En Colombia, la región Caribe es carac- pensadores que pasaron por este claustro Investigación Aniversario años del primer eslabón de la Envíe sus comentarios terizada por sus muchas tradiciones cultu- y encontraron su camino. Dos décadas formando Opciones de transporte para arqueología Caribe -57 y sugerencias a: conectar a Barranquilla, profesionales para la [email protected] comunicación -22 Santa Marta y Cartagena -45 Navidad al son de los niños -58 4 PORTADA UNINORTE // ED. 104 // 2014 UNINORTE // ED. 104 // 2014 PORTADA 5 Primera universidad en ingresar a la lista UNINORTE ENTRE LAS MEJORES EMPRESAS PARA TRABAJAR DEL PAÍS El reconocimiento a Uninorte fue entregado en Bogotá el 11 de diciembre a Beatriz Vergara, directora de Gestión Humana; Daladier Jabba, en representación de los profesores; y Alma Lucía Diaz Granados, vicerrectora administrativa y financiera. Con un índice de ambiente laboral del 82,6%, la Universidad la hospitalidad del lugar y de las personas y el orgullo que sienten del Norte se encuentra entre las 16 mejores empresas con más de las personas por la organización, son aspectos que están fuerte- 500 empleados para trabajar en Colombia, según un estudio de mente arraigados y generalizados, y por lo tanto definen un pa- clima organizacional realizado por Great Place to Work Institute. trón de comportamiento absolutamente predecible”, destacó la La confianza, la camaradería y el orgullo fueron los criterios que firma sobre Uninorte. evaluó la firma y que le permitieron a Uninorte convertirse en la A esa conclusión llegaron luego de realizar una encuesta vía web, primera alma mater en aparecer en la lista en el país. con afirmaciones con escala Likert, a 932 trabajadores de la Univer- Este año, el listado es liderado por la empresa Aseguradora So- sidad, entre docentes, catedráticos y funcionarios administrativos y lidaria de Colombia Entidad Cooperativa, y entre las mejores 16 de apoyo académico; con un nivel de confiabilidad del 95%. figuran empresas reconocidas como Telefónica - Movistar, Fala- “Este año en el mes de agosto hicimos la medición. Los traba- bella de Colombia, Grupo Éxito, Pacific Rubiales Energy, DirecTV jadores que diligenciaron la encuesta fueron seleccionados por Colombia. Los resultados fueron publicados hoy en el periódico el Instituto de una muestra a partir de una base de datos que no- Portafolio. Uninorte se ubicó en el puesto número 14. sotros les damos de nuestros empleados, ellos sacan personas de Great Place to Work Institute es un centro de investigación y con- cada una de las áreas de la organización”, explicó Beatriz Vergara, sultoría, fundado en 1992 en Estados Unidos y con más de 20 sedes directora de Gestión Humana. a nivel mundial; especializado en la valoración y transformación del El resultado evidenció, desde una perspectiva de ambiente ambiente laboral y la cultura organizacional en las compañías. Es laboral, una cultura organizacional arraigada. De hecho, de 5 el responsable de la lista “The Best Companies to Work for”, la cual instituciones de educación superior en Colombia medidas por la ha llegado a ser el referente de los mejores empleadores de un país. firma, solo Uninorte clasificó entre las 16 mejores empresas para El instituto ha desarrollado y validado mundialmente un modelo trabajar en el país. Esta definición la hicieron al comparar los ín- para el entendimiento y comprensión del ambiente laboral en tres dices de 204 empresas que tienen más de 500 trabajadores, y que planos cuyos pilares son: la confianza que inspiran los líderes y la fueron encuestadas durante los 27 meses anteriores. empresa, que incluye tres aspectos que son la credibilidad, el respeto Las mayores fortalezas de la Universidad mencionadas por el y la imparcialidad; la camaradería presente en el grupo de trabajo; y estudio
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