Teaching an online course on Democratic Systems in the Master's in Government and Public Administration Program.

Coordinate courses taught online and in person by the organization in topics connected to art, history, culture, and education under the motto "historia, arte y entretenimiento con propósito" (history, art and entertainment with a purpose).

Coordinates development and conducts public relations for the organization; oversees the organization of the Institute’s Summer Seminars for the Study of Western Institutions in Notre Dame, IN, USA (in collaboration with the University of Notre Dame) and Trumau, Austria (in collaboration with the International Theological Institute); oversees the Institute’s alumni association, with more than 1500 members in 35 countries. Guest lecturer in the summer programs on topics related to Western History, Arts and Culture, and Western Political Thought.

Assisted in the design and implementation of the yearly summer programs in the United States (University of Notre Dame) and Austria (International Theological Institute). Coordinated the work of our local chapters in countries such as Mexico, Spain, Poland, Croatia, and Colombia.

In charge of the promotion of the Phoenix Institute summer seminars in Mexico. Developed regular local activities in Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Aguascalientes.

In charge of the promotion of the Institute's summer seminars in Guadalajara. Organized local activities in three major local universities.

Other responsibilities: Diocesan Director for the Capital for Human Campaign, Diocesan Director for Catholic Relief Services, and member of the Advisory Board of the Institute for Lay Ecclesial Ministry and Service.

Among others, in charge of running the day-to-day operation of the Center, as well as conducting the middle and long term strategic planning of the organization; oversaw financial operations and fundraising efforts (including grant applications); chaired its Board of Directors and coordinated its four divisions of studies (Social and Legal Studies, Bioethics, Philosophy, Gender & Family); represented the Center before all ecclesiastical and secular authorities; participated in the design and evaluation of the Center’s academic programs; developed contents for the Center’s online courses; coordinated the advisory work that the Center provides to churches, government agencies (executive and legislative branches at municipal, state, and federal level), academic institutions and non-profit organizations nationwide; oversaw and participated in the Center’s international activities, including the academic and internship programs it runs in Cuba; served as an active member of the Center’s Social and Legal Studies division, conducting research and lecturing extensively in topics related to religious freedom, human rights, political philosophy, jurisprudence, and education, among others.

Full time researcher at the Division of Social and Legal Studies of the Centro de Investigación Social Avanzada. Teaching classes, conducting research, and participating in various collaborative projects with religious, academic, social, governmental, and political organizations.

Adjunct Professor of the Law Faculty’s L.L.B. and L.L.M. programs (2012-2016), teaching courses on Legal Sociology, Legal History, and Constitution and State. Adjunct Professor at the Humanities Department and the Formation Department of the University, teaching courses at B.A. and M.A. level on History of Western Thought; Social Doctrine of the Catholic Church; Christology; and Christianity and Society in the Post-Conciliar Magisterium of the Catholic Church.

Guest lecturer at the Social and Political Environment Department, teaching courses and lecturing on political philosophy, political history, and current national and international cultural, social, and political affair.

Full-Time Professor at the L.L.B. program, teaching courses such as Law, State, and Society; Political Theory; Ethics, Justice and Law; Legal History.

Visiting Professor at the Specialization in Philosophical Anthropology and Ethics (April 2004 – August 2011)

Teaching Assistant of Professor Bradley Lewis in Liberalism, Democracy and Modernity (July 2003); Aquinas and Modern Politics (July 2004); Democracy, War & Empire (2005); and Philosophy of Law (July 2006)

Professor at the L.L.B. program of History of Political Thought; State Theory; and Political Science

Founding Assistant Director of the Bufete de Asistencia Jurídica Gratuita (now Centro de Acceso a la Justicia).