For Universities

Mr. Cordova fostered the agreement between the Missouri University Science & Technology (MS&T) and Universidad San Francisco de Quito in Ecuador, to offer a career in mining engineering.

His education seminars promote the world’s necessary training of mining engineers to embrace a worldwide shift to practice ethical new mining methods. Ones that require the involvement of local people, and sustainable environmental practices to preserve the land and topography of mineable regions. And to teach engineers to assess their regions of mining expertise with economic insight so ensure that geological extraction fairly compensates the countries from which they derive. All these skills require intense training and advance economic and political planning because the power shift relies on requesting concessions before mining begins.

Cordex collaborates with universities to educate professors and mining engineers, revolutionize community perspectives on mining, and analyze the economic advantages of environmentally-conscious projects, such as building roads, schools, and sports centers