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HISTORIA DE LAS CATEDRAS DE ENTOMOLOGIA DE LA UNIVERSIDAD CENTROCCIDENTAL "LISANDRO ALVARADO"

Authors: Morales Sánchez, José; Arrieche, Norayda; Gonzalez Infante, Rafael de Jesús;

HISTORIA DE LAS CATEDRAS DE ENTOMOLOGIA DE LA UNIVERSIDAD CENTROCCIDENTAL "LISANDRO ALVARADO"

Abstract

El presente documento describe la labor docente, investigación, colectas diurnas y nocturnas de insectos y el desarrollo del Museo de Entomología (MJMO) realizado por el Dr. José Manuel Osorio Rojas y por el personal profesional de las Cátedras de Entomología, Escuela de Agronomía, UCLA. Las Cátedras de Entomología y el MJMO fueron fundados por el Dr. Osorio, el primero de julio de 1965, en el Centro Experimental de Estudios Superiores (CEDES). El Dr. Osorio durante su estancia en el CEDES (1965-1966), realizó las primeras colectas diurnas de insectos, con fines docentes y para la colección de insectos del Museo. Durante el desarrollo del 5to. semestre (enero – junio, 1966) dictó el primer curso de Entomología Sistemática. Seguidamente, la Escuela de Agronomía fue mudada a la zona oeste de Barquisimeto, donde el Dr. Osorio dictó por primera vez el curso de Entomología Económica, en el desarrollo del 6to. semestre (julio – diciembre, 1966). A partir de 1969, a medida que ingresó personal profesional a las Cátedras, aparte de la docencia, se desarrollaron Proyectos de Investigación y se continuó con las colectas de insectos. En diciembre de 1990, las Cátedras de Entomología fueron mudadas a Tarabana, Municipio Palavecino, estado Lara, donde continuó la labor docente, el desarrollo de proyectos de investigación, y las colectas de insectos. Con relación a la actividad profesional del Dr. José Manuel Osorio Rojas en la Historia de la Entomología, del CEDES a la UCLA, durante 33 años como Profesor Universitario, es importante destacar su legado científico, lo cual contribuyó notablemente en la formación de excelentes Profesionales en Ingeniería Agronómica, con reconocimiento tanto nacional como internacional, y al prestigio de nuestra Institución, UCLA. Las actividades científicas del Dr. José Manuel Osorio Rojas se extendieron hasta 1998, cuando debió viajar a Madrid, España, por asuntos familiares.

This document describes the teaching, research, daytime and nighttime insect collections, and the development of the Museum of Entomology (MJMO) carried out by Dr. José Manuel Osorio Rojas and the professional staff of the Entomology Chairs, School of Agronomy, UCLA. The Chairs of Entomology and the MJMO were founded by Dr. Osorio on July 1, 1965, at the Centro Experimental de Estudios Superiores (CEDES). During his tenure at CEDES (1965-1966), Dr. Osorio made the first daytime insect collections for teaching purposes and for the Museum's insect collection. During the fifth semester (January-June 1966), he taught the first Systematic Entomology course. The School of Agronomy was subsequently relocated to the western part of Barquisimeto, where Dr. Osorio taught the Economic Entomology course for the first time during the sixth semester (July–December 1966). Beginning in 1969, as professional staff joined the chairs, in addition to teaching, research projects were developed and insect collections continued. In December 1990, the Entomology Chairs were relocated to Tarabana, Palavecino Municipality, Lara State, where teaching, research projects, and insect collections continued. Regarding the professional activity of Dr. José Manuel Osorio Rojas in the History of Entomology, from CEDES to UCLA, during thirty-three years as a University Professor, it is important to highlight his scientific legacy, which contributed significantly to the training of excellent Professionals in Agricultural Engineering, with both national and international recognition, and to the prestige of our Institution, UCLA. The scientific activities of Dr. José Manuel Osorio Rojas extended until 1998, when he had to travel to Madrid, Spain, for family reasons.

Keywords

Insect Collecting, Colecta de Insectos, Cátedras de Entomología, UCLA, Chairs of Entomology, Museum, CEDES, Venezuela, Museo

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