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The objective of this paper is to develop a model to characterize the organizational culture of the Antonio José Camacho University Institution of Colombia and the Branch Entity of Cuba. The following logical thought processes were used: analysis, synthesis and induction-deduction, which allowed processing, systematizing, and interpreting the information related to the post-pandemic impact of COVID-19 on the organizational culture of university institutions such as the "Antonio José Camacho" University and the Branch Entity. The university institutions are called to maintain the educational level achieved, to have innovative thinking with a lot of creativity and a culture of detail. The significant human potential working in universities is a necessary premise to achieve greater development in the educational field. The postpandemic impact of COVID-19, it is necessary to contextualize the organizational culture to the current times in the university institutions, prioritize academic with social projection in order to strengthen the institutional mission using more technologies with greater presence in digital platforms and positioning educational content. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Biological collections constitute a record of the natural history of different regions and provide relevant information for various scientific investigations related to systematics, biogeography, conservation biology, among others. In collections associated to arthropods in Colombia, crabs (Meiura) formed by the infraorders Anomura and Brachyura (Decapoda) are poorly represented, despite being the second country with the most diversity of freshwater crabs worldwide and having many representatives of marine and semi-terrestrial species from the Atlantic and Pacific. The small representativeness of the group in the collections could be due to the small number of specialist researchers in the group and the small amount of samplings. The objective of this work was to expand the knowledge on decapods from Colombia through the review of the specimens deposited in the CEBUC collection. We found 98 individuals distributed in 15 families, 23 genera and 22 species. The material reviewed comes from the Central Western and Atlantic coastal region of Colombia, where Caldas is the best represented department, with 50% of the records. In this work altitudinal enlargements are registered for the distribution of Hypolobocera bouvieri and Strengeriana fuhrmanni (Pseudothelphusidae). In addition, expansions in the range of distribution are documented for other species. This work constitutes a preliminary source of information on the diversity of crabs (Meiura) at the regional level and reflects that diversity can increase substantially with the expansion of the number of investigations and the review of biological collections. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article presents the systematization of social intervention experience held in the city of Bucaramanga, Colombia, under the "Support program for young people and children in the streets in Colombia," Colombian Institute of Family Welfare". The experience included various types of organizations and methodologies in the development of community work, assuming that prevention and education groups in urban vulnerable families in the city, is an essential resource for the prevention of the situation of street children and adolescents. It also shows the difficulties of inter-agency working and the possibilities for collective learning that conceptually and methodologically to redefine the process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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