Felicia Rivera De Araolaza

Engineer Felicia Rivera studied Civil Engineering at the University of Panama.

She was a Professor at the Latin University of Panama from June 1973 to July 1981, and was also Head of the Materials Testing Laboratory of the Experimental Engineering Center and Professor of Quality Control of Construction Materials.

She also served as Professor at the Technological University of Panama
August 1981 — September 2007 and Professor in Basic Sciences of Engineering and Structural Design.

He is currently Chief of Inspection and Assistant to the Owner's Representative of the Amador Foundation, Biodiversity Museum (Biomuseo) and is responsible for Quality Control and Coordination of the construction work of the Biodiversity Museum designed by Frank Gehry.

University of Cincinnati

Master in Science, Structural Design (1979 - 1981)

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University of Panama

Degree in Civil Engineering (1962 - 1967)

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Chief Inspector and Assistant to the Owner's Representative

Amador Foundation, Biodiversity Museum (Biomuseo)