PhD in Classical Letters from the UNAM, Senior Researcher at the Center for Classical Studies of the IIFL-UNAM and professor at the Graduate School of Letters and the Faculty of Law of the UNAM. Her main research is the philological translation and interpretation of legal sources written in Latin, their translation and reception in Mexico. She has developed research on etymology and legal terminology along with other areas. She has collaborated with different entities of the UNAM, coordinating institutional projects related to the teaching of specialized vocabulary in the sciences and humanities. She has published and coordinated several books related to Latin. She was a founder in 2006 of the Classical Letters field in the Master's Degree in Teaching at UNAM (MADEMS) and coordinator of the curriculum of the Bachelor's Degree in Intercultural Literature inaugurated in 2012 for the Escuela Nacional de Estudios Superiores, Campus Morelia, of UNAM. She was Vice President of the Mexican Association of Classical Studies (AMEC) from 2006 to 2010, Coordinator of the Center for Classical Studies of the Institute of Philological Research (2006 to 2009) and Director of the same Institute (2009-2013), from this position she promoted the creation of a formal line of research on Asian philology at the IIFL and promoted the organization of the International Colloquium on Chinese and Mexican Studies with a strong humanistic component. She was the President of the Mexican Association of Classical Studies (2015-2019) and Director of the collection Bibliotheca Scriptorum Graecorum et Romanorum Mexicana co-published by the Coordination of Humanities and the Center for Classical Studies of the IIFL of the UNAM.