Prof.
Dr. ALFONSO ROLDÁN MORÉ
President
Personal
Data:
Born
on
27
June
1958
in
San
Sebastián,
Spain.
Academic
and
professional
background:
MD
with
Honours,
Medicine
and
Surgery,
Universidad
de
Valladolid,
Spain,
1975-81;
MS,
Occupational
Health
and
Safety,
Universidad
de
Alcalá
de
Henares,
1997. Main
Fields:
Education;
Human
Rights;
World
Peace;
International
Co-operation.
Career:
1996,
Director,
Occupational
Health
&
Safety
and
Ergonomics,
Suffolk
University
Madrid
Campus;
1999,
President
and
Director,
London
Diplomatic
Academy;
1999,
President,
Albert
Schweitzer
International
University,
Geneva;
2000,
Chair
of
Occupational
Health,
Instituto
Universitario
de
Ciencias
de
la
Salud
Barceló,
Buenos
Aires.
Memberships:
Professional
Organisations:
President,
Spanish
Association
of
Health
and
Safety
Professionals
(FESAMA);
President,
International
Commission
on
Distance
Education
(Geneva);
Chancellor
in
Spain,
Humanitarian
Organisations:
International
Association
of
Educators
for
World
Peace;
Chairperson
for
International
and
Diplomatic
Affairs,
International
Organization
for
World
Peace,
Disarmament,
Development,
and
Human
Rights
(New
York);
President,
Amigos
de
Naciones
Unidas
en
España;
Vice
Chairman
of
International
Advisory
Committee,
World
Human
Rights
Service
Council
(New
York).
New
York
Academy
of
Sciences.
Achievements:
Founder
of
the
Albert
Schweitzer
International
University
and
London
Diplomatic
Academy.
Publications:
Dr.
Roldán
has
published
over
200
articles
and
presented
multiple
papers
in
his
areas
of
expertise.
He
is
the
author
of
the
book
Protección
o
Prevención
(Madrid,
1999).
Honours
and
Awards:
Dr.
Roldán
has
received
multiple
doctorates
honoris
causa;
he
is
named
in
numerous
Who’s
Who
and
other
listings
of
leading
personalities.
Honorary
Ambassador
for
Spain
of
the
First
Children’s
Embassy
of
the
World
MEDJASHI,
Macedonia.
Pre-selected
by
the
European
Union
for
the
post
of
Director
to
the
European
Agency
of
Occupational
Health.
Dr. Roldán Moré receives the European ACOEM Merit Medal in the European Parliament
(Brussels, May 1998)