Aníbal Yariel López Correa, Med (él/he), works as an Evaluation Specialist at Migrant Clinicians Network. López Correa is alumni of the University of Puerto Rico (UPR) at Cayey, where he obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics. At the UPR-Río Piedras campus, López Correa received a Master’s degree in Educational Research and Evaluation. He is currently working on a doctoral degree in Curriculum and Instruction specializing in Theory, Design, and Evaluation. His areas of interest include transdisciplinary research, youth empowerment, access to higher education for impoverished communities, educational data mining for improving retention and success rates in higher education, and social education in cooperatives. At MCN, López Correa develops logic models, and evaluation plans, identifies data collection instruments for different projects or programs, and provides technical assistance as needed. In addition, his previous experience analyzing COVID-19 data in the Puerto Rico Department of Health educational institutions allows him a broad perspective on data management. That perspective, combined with his education formation, let him adapt the evaluation needs to communities in diverse cultural contexts and with different knowledge.