Mora-Dávila, Fernando Adrián

Ph.D. in Humanistic Studies with a specialization in Ethics from Tecnológico de Monterrey, an Executive MBA from Arizona State University and EGADE Business School, and a B.A. in Philosophy from Universidad Panamericana. He also pursued studies in Public Affairs at Baruch College, City University of New York (CUNY). He currently serves as Regional Director of the Department of Humanistic Studies at Tecnológico de Monterrey for the Central-Western Region, where he leads multidisciplinary academic teams and promotes projects in educational innovation, ethics education, and the development of the humanities in technological contexts. Throughout his institutional career, he has held several academic leadership positions and has served as a professor, academic counselor, Director of the Multicultural Program at PrepaTec, and Associate Director of the School of Humanities and Education. His current academic work focuses on the intersection of ethics, technology, and society. His research interests include artificial intelligence ethics, data ethics, algorithmic literacy, and digital humanities, with particular emphasis on how algorithms and digital technologies reshape moral agency, education, and social responsibility. He also researches leadership, examining the relationship between performance, effective leadership, and ethical behavior in organizational and sports contexts. As part of his international academic and professional experience, he completed a research stay at the Ibero-American Institute in Berlin. He collaborated with Safe Horizon in New York on public policy and population-level initiatives serving vulnerable populations. His academic interests have evolved from the study of public policy, security, and human flourishing toward an interdisciplinary research agenda that brings together philosophy, technology, education, leadership, and innovation.