Jessica Price

Lunex University, Luxembourg

Jessica Price is an academic and counselling psychology practitioner with more than fifteen years of experience in the development of mental health and wellbeing interventions, supporting highly diverse and multicultural groups, drawing from counselling psychology; organizational health; positive psychology and narrative therapy approaches.
She is currently the Programme leader of a Bachelor degree in "Corporate Health Management and Wellbeing" at LUNEX (University of Applied Sciences based in Luxembourg), currently appointed as Assistant Professor in "Corporate Health and Sustainability Management"
Before joining LUNEX in 2023, she worked as Research Project Coordinator for the "Bildung Beyond Boundaries" framework at Jacobs University Bremen (Germany), while maintaining a private practice as a  counselling psychologist. Additionally, Jessica has offered consultancy at various European universities, in areas such as intercultural communication; DEIB, and international student emergency management . She served as board member of the Guidance and Counselling Expert Community and is currently, appointed to the "Student and Alumni Services" TC at the EAIE.
Jessica holds a PhD in psychology from Jacobs University Bremen (Germany); a master’s degree in Counselling and Guidance from New York University (NYU); a second master’s degree in Integrated Social Sciences from the International University Bremen (currently Constructor University) and a third master’s degree in Applied Positive Psychology from the Universidad Jaume I (Spain). She is currently conducting research on Digital Wellbeing. 

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Sandra Guarín Tarquino

Universidad del Rosario, Colombia

Sandra Guarín Tarquino is the vice president for International Affairs of Universidad del Rosario (UR). She has twenty years of experience in internationalization of higher education, international cooperation, leadership of partnerships and networks, glocal stakeholder connections, and project and grant management. She is co-founder of the Latin American Initiative for the Internationalization of Higher Education (INILAT), vice president of the Advisory Council of the Inter-American Organization for Higher Education (IOHE), and chair of the NAFSA’s Latin America and Caribbean Forum, 2024. She was recognized by the Colombian Association of Universities (ASCUN) "For her committed, dedicated and generous leadership as National Coordinator of the Colombian Network for the Internationalization of Higher Education (RCI) between 2018 and 2022", and in 2024 received the RCI ASCUN Outstanding Contribution Award. She has served as consultant and lecturer in comprehensive internationalization, international cooperation, and non-state diplomacy. She holds a bachelor's degree in International Relations, a graduate degree in European Studies and a master’s degree in Management and Development Practice.

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Daniela Perrotta

Universidad Nacional de las Artes, Argentina

Daniela Vanesa Perrotta, PhD, is a political scientist and international relations scholar specializing in the internationalization of higher education, regional integration, and the governance of higher education, science, technology, and knowledge. Her work examines how universities and scientific systems can contribute to more equitable knowledge systems, sustainable development, and greater epistemic autonomy in an increasingly multipolar world.
She is Secretary for Institutional Development and Strategic Engagement at the National University of the Arts (UNA), Argentina, where she leads internationalization strategy, institutional development and evaluation, strategic partnerships, and international cooperation across teaching, research, artistic creation, and community engagement. She is also an Independent Researcher at Argentina’s National Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET), based at the Institute for Research in Educational Sciences (IICE), University of Buenos Aires.
Perrotta coordinates the Latin American Forum on Scientific Evaluation (FOLEC) at the Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO), leading regional initiatives on responsible research assessment, open science, multilingualism, and knowledge as a global public good.
Previously, she served as Argentina’s National Director for International Cooperation at the Ministry of Education (2020–2021), was a member of the Executive Committee of the International Affairs Commission of the National Interuniversity Council (CIN), and coordinated the Argentine Network for International Cooperation of Universities (RedCIUN). She is also a member of INILAT.
Her publications and international collaborations address higher education internationalization, regional integration, knowledge governance, science diplomacy, and Global South cooperation. She regularly participates in international academic and policy dialogues across Latin America, Europe, and Asia.