2018-05-21-noticia-FYL-homenaje-agustin-gonzalez-enciso
Academic Act in honor of Professor Agustín González Enciso
On May 18, the Academic Act in tribute to Professor Agustín González Enciso took place. The event, chaired by the President of the University Alfonso Sánchez-Tabernero, was attended by Ricardo Martí Fluxá, President of the high school of business and Humanism and of the Real board of trustees of the Museo Nacional Centro Reina Sofía, Professor Luis Antonio Ribot García, Full Professor of Modern History of the UNED and member of issue of the Real Academia de la Historia, Professor Javier Escrivá, Full Professor and director of the high school of Family Sciences of the University of Navarra, Rafael Torres Sánchez, Senior Associate Professor of Economic History of the School of Economic and Business Sciences of the University of Navarra, and Julia Pavón, professor and director of the department of History, Art History and Geography of the University of Navarra.
In his speech, Professor Torres Sanchez wanted to highlight Professor Gonzalez Enciso's ability to evolve along with his research and publications and his continuous effort to exercise the profession at increasingly higher levels of demand and impact. "There are many of us who have had the immense fortune of seeing and enjoying him. It is complicated to transmit knowledge, but it is much more complicated to transmit values and an attitude towards the profession and towards life. Contrary to what it may seem, the difficulty is not in teaching how to use the tool, or the whole briefcase, but what it is going to be used for. And this difference has always been very clear to Agustín", he pointed out, "Agustín's true strength has been that he has been a teacher almost without trying to be one, simply by setting an example. The courage and effort of his work has become a source of generosity for others, and, most importantly, a source of encouragement for all of us. We have learned to recognize him as a teacher because he inspires us, and makes us better".