CURRICULUM VITA

RICHARD LEWIS, JR. PERSONAL Home Address: 19619 Wittenburg Drive San Antonio, Texas 78256

University Address: One UTSA CircleSan Antonio, Texas 78249-0677

ACADEMIC TRAINING 1976 B.S. (Zoology) Texas Tech University 1978 M.S. (Sociology) Texas A&M University 1981 Ph.D. (Sociology) Texas A&M University

Thesis Title: Black Students and White Administrators: Patterns of Consensus Regarding Black Student Enrollment (Advisor: Dr. J. Steven Picou)

Dissertation Title: Racial Discrimination in the United States Army Reserve: An Analysis of Intergroup Perceptions and Institutional Discrimination (Advisor: Dr. J. Steven Picou) AREAS OF SOCIOLOGICAL SPECIALIZATION Race and Ethnic Relations, Theory Building, Social Research Design and Methodology, Workplace Diversity, and Organizational Change.

FULL-TIME UNIVERSITY POSITIONS 2009 - Present

Professor of Sociology. Responsible for teaching a variety of sociology upper division undergraduate research and inter-group relations courses. Additionally, responsibilities involve teaching graduate level sociology courses in the areas of social stratification, theory-building and methodology, and race relations. Conducts academic research on various subjects including interracial marriage, demographic and cultural societal change, and race relations issues.

1996 - 2009

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Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Texas at San Antonio. Responsible for teaching a variety of social science upper division undergraduate research and race relations courses. Additionally, responsibilities involve teaching graduate level sociology and public administration courses. Conducts academic research on various subjects including interracial marriage, diversity management issues, and race relations issues.

2002 - 2007Special Assistant to the President, University of Texas at San Antonio. Reports directly

to the President of the University. Responsible for special projects and attending meetings with the President. Assists the Office of the President with daily and special concerns of the Chief Executive Officer and provides insight into the decision-making process of top-level management. Participates as a member of the President’s Budget Council, Academic Review Council, Administrative Planning Council, and the Provost’s Deans Council. Specific duties include clarifying goals and initiative strategies to facilitate UTSA’s transition to Doctoral I status and the enhancement of research and scholarly activity at the University.

2000 - 2002Associate Dean, University of Texas at San Antonio. Reports directly to the Dean of the

College of Liberal and Fine Arts. Responsible for the operation of the College Downtown Campus Office and supervision of four administrative support personnel and thirty-four faculty members. Develops and manages the operational budget. Has primary responsibility for all undergraduate and graduate student policy enforcement. Implements academic policies and regulations of the College and manages an effective system of internal controls. Works closely with the Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and Departments in the College in the creation of undergraduate programs, catalog revision, and advising issues.

2000 - 2001Interim Division Director, Social and Policy Sciences. Supervises twenty-two (22)

faculty members and academic policy implementation for the Geography, Political Science, and Sociology disciplines. Responsible for the annual merit review of faculty members and all support activities. Additionally, develops the strategic plans for the division and supervises the restructuring of the disciplines into two departments.

1998 - 2000Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies, University of Texas at San Antonio. Reports

directly to the Dean for the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences. Assists the Dean in enforcing and implementing the academic policies and regulations of the College, and designing and executing an effective system of internal controls which provides reasonable assurance that College operations are effective and efficient, College assets are safeguarded, College financial information is reliable, and the College complies with applicable laws, regulations, policies, and procedures. Works with the Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and the Divisions in the College in the development of undergraduate programs, catalog revision, and advising issues, and be the College’s liaison with the Office of Teaching Advising, Certification and Placement.

1990 - 1996

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Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Texas at San Antonio. Responsible for teaching a variety of social science upper division undergraduate courses including Social Research Methods, Economy and Society, Religion and Society, and Social Change. Graduate courses in Public Administration to include Labor Relations, Public Policy Evaluation, and Affirmative Action Policy.

1988 - 1990 Visiting Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Texas at San Antonio. Responsible for teaching four graduate/undergraduate courses each semester. Courses include Social Research Methods, Social Change, and Introductory to Sociology. In addition, conducted two research projects to include an evaluation of the Bexar County Crimestoppers Program and a nationwide study of football student-athletes and athletic achievement.

NON-ACADEMIC POSITIONS

1990 - Present President, Round Top Consulting Associates. Diverse company involved in providing services in the following areas: social science research services; diversity management; team-building; and strategic planning. This company has a wide array of clients from the private, non-profit, and public sectors.

ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS

“Parental Occupation and the Gender Math Gap: Examining the Social Reproduction of Academic Advantage among Elementary and Middle School Students.” Monica Bowden, John P. Bartkowski, Xiaohe Xu and Richard Lewis, Jr. Social Sciences 2018, 7(1), 6; https://doi.org/10.3390/socsci7010006

“Differences in Black and White Perceptions regarding Addressing Racial Inequality in the Workplace.” Open Access Library Journal, 4, e4199 (December 2017). doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.4236/oalib.1104199.

“Family Member Acceptance of Black-White Marriages: The Impact of Age, Gender, Race, and Socioeconomic Status.” World Journal of Social Science Research, Volume 3, Number 4, November 2016, pp. 649-660.

“Inner City Quality of Life: A Case Study of Connectedness and Safety Perceptions among Neighborhood Residents.” Open Access Library Journal. Volume 3,e128, November 2016, pp1-11. Richard Lewis, Jr., Joanne Ford-Robertson, and Dohnyka Dennard.

“The Impact of Age, Race, and Socioeconomic Status of Perceptions of Accepting Racially Diverse Members in the Family.” World Journal of Social Science Research, Volume 2, Number 2, December 2015, pp. 350-359. Richard Lewis, Jr., Bennie Wilson, and Joanne Ford-Robertson.

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“Methodological Considerations and Challenges to Conducting Research on Interethnic Relationships: Getting it Right!” Journal of Social Issues, Volume 71, Number 4, December 2015, pp. 675-692. Kellina M. Craig-Henderson and Richard Lewis, Jr.

“Attitudes Regarding Laws Limiting Black-White Marriage: A Longitudinal Analysis of Perceptions and Related Behaviors.” Journal of Black Studies, Volume 46, Number 2, March 2015, pp. 199-217. Ginny Garcia-Alexander, Richard Lewis, Jr, and Joanne Ford-Robertson.

“Perceptions of Social Inequality within Organizations: A Case Study of Southwest City.” Global Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, Volume 3, Number 3, May/June 2014, pp. 127-132.

“Status of Interracial Marriage in the United States: A Qualitative Analysis of Interracial Spouse Perceptions.” International Journal of Social Science Studies, Volume 2, Number 1, January 2014, pp. 16-25.

“Aging in Place: Generational Challenges in the Contemporary Workplace.” Profiles in Diversity Journal, Volume 14, Number 2, pp 74-76, March/April 2012. Richard Lewis, Jr. and Joanne Ford-Robertson.

“Understanding the Occurrence of Interracial Marriage in the United States Through Differential Assimilation.” Journal of Black Studies, Volume 41, Number 2, November 2010. Richard Lewis, Jr. and Joanne Ford-Robertson

George Yancey and Richard Lewis, Jr. Interracial Families: Current Concepts and Controversies. Routledge Press (Taylor and Francis subsidiary). New York. December 1, 2008.

“Assessing the Impact of a Physical Science Professional Development Program for Teachers in San Antonio, Texas.” Texas Science Teacher, Volume 33, April 2004, pp. 7-15. Richard Lewis, Jr. and Alakana Chauduri.

“The Diversity Challenge: A Systematic Approach for Addressing Differences in Organizations.” Journal of Texas Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, Volume 7, Number 1, September 2002, pp. 63-70.

"Historical and Institutional Barriers to African American Undergraduate Student Enrollment and Initiatives for Improving Retention." National Association of Student Affairs Professionals Journal, Winter 2002, Volume 5, Number 1, pp. 21-32.

“Beyond Political Correctness: Addressing Diversity in Organizations.” Journal of Intergroup Relations, Volume 24, Winter 1998-99, pp. 30-34.

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“Racial and Nonracial Factors Which Influence Spouse Choice in Black/White Marriages.” Journal of Black Studies, Volume 28, No. 1, September 1997, pp. 60-78. Lewis, Richard, Jr., George Yancey, and Siri S. Bletzer

“A Conceptual Framework for Understanding Contemporary Race Relations in the United States.” Journal of Intergroup Relations, Volume 22, Fall 1995, pp. 18-27.

“Biracial Marriages in the United States: An Analysis of Variation in Family Member Support.” Sociological Spectrum, Volume 15, October 1995, pp. 443-462. Lewis, Richard, Jr. and George Yancey

“Racial Position Segregation: A Case Study of Southwest Conference Football 1978 and 1989.” Journal of Black Studies, Volume 25, No. 4, March 1995, pp. 450-466.

“A Comparison of the Acceptance of Hyperandry and Hypergyny Interracial Relationships: A Test of Sexual Racism.” Journal of Intergroup Relations, Winter 1994-95, pp 44-52. Lewis, Richard, Jr. and George Yancey

“Racial Discrimination Encountered by Individuals Who Are Interracially Married.” Diversity: A Journal of Multicultural Issues, Volume 2, Fall 1994, pp 49-63.

“The Prevalence of Obesity in Mexican Americans of South Texas.” Obesity Research (September, 1993). Trevino, Robert, Richard Lewis, Connie Mobley, Maria Luisa Urdanneta, Barbara Winkler, and Oranefo Okolo

“Racial Segregation in Intercollegiate Football: A Longitudinal Study of the Southwest Conference.” National Journal of Sociology, Volume 6, Number 2, Winter 1992, pp. 187-204.

“Evaluation of JTPA Screening and Training Procedures.” University of Texas at San Antonio Hispanic Research Center Working Paper Series, 1992. Lewis, Richard, Jr., Richard A. Diem, Jesse T. Zapata, and George E. Aalto

BOOK REVIEWS

“The Changing Role of the Federal Government in Social Welfare,” the Journal of Intergroup Relations, Volume 24, Winter 1998-99, pp. 80-81.

MANUSCRIPTS CURRENTLY UNDER REVIEW

None

PEER REVIEWER

Race and Social Problems. Served as reviewer and reviewed a manuscript in April 2018.

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Sociological Forum. Served as reviewer. Reviewed one manuscript in January 2018. Served as outside reviewer in promotion review process. Boise State University, September 2014. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, Sage Publications. Served as reviewer. Reviewed one manuscript in 2011.

The Sociological Quarterly. Served as reviewer. Reviewed two manuscripts in 2007.

PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS

“A View from the Mountain Top: Energizing a New Civil Rights Movement.” Presented on April 9, 2015 at the African American Studies 2015 Spring Symposium sponsored by the University of Texas at San Antonio.

“Longitudinal Study of the Effects of a Professional Development Program on the Content Knowledge and Teaching Practices of Middle and High School Science Teachers.” Horace A. Hayes, James S. Corrales, Richard Lewis*, Edward Gonzalez, Bonnie McCormick and Alakananda Ray Chaudhuri, Department of Chemistry, University of the Incarnate Word, 4301 Broadway, San Antonio, TX 78209, *Department of Sociology, University of Texas at San Antonio, 1 UTSA Circle, San Antonio, TX 78249

“Interracial Marriage and Its Impact on Contemporary Race Relations.” Presented on April 3, 2009 at the African American Studies 2009 Spring Symposium sponsored by the University of Texas at San Antonio.

Organized Professional Meeting Session, Southwestern Social Science Association Annual Meeting, April 12-15, 2006. Session Title: “Interracial Marriage in the United States,” organized and served as discussant.

“Understanding Differences in Occurrence of Types of Interracial Marriage in the United States Through the Use of the Differential Assimilation Hypothesis,” Richard Lewis, Jr. and Joanne Ford-Robertson. Paper presented at the Southwestern Social Science Associaton Annual Meeting, April 13, 2006.

Organized Professional Meeting Session, Southwestern Social Science Association, Annual Meeting, March 17-20, 2004. Interracial Marriage Session, Organized and served as discussant.

“Bridging our Communities: An Assessment of Nonprofit Education Initiatives in San Antonio, Texas.” Presented at the Small Nonprofit Conference on Leadership and Administration Issues, April 5-6, 2001, Shreveport, Louisiana (hosted by LSU-Shreveport).

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“Mate Selection among Interracial Couples: Romeo and Juliet Effect or Jungle Fever.” Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Society for the Study of Social Problems, August 1995, in Washington, D.C. Presented in conjunction with Cherylon Robinson and George Yancey.

“Personal Factors That Influence Spouse Choice in Black-White Marriages.” Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Southwestern Social Science Association, March 1994, in San Antonio, Texas. Presented in conjunction with George Yancey.

“Racial Discrimination Encountered By Individuals Who Are Interracially Married.” Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Southwestern Social Science Association, March 1993, in New Orleans, Louisiana.

“The Centrality of Player Position and Super-Athlete Hypothesis: An Empirical Evaluation of Discrimination in Southwest Conference Football.” Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Southwestern Sociological Association, March 1979, in Fort Worth, Texas.

GRANT-FUNDED RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

“Affordable Housing in San Antonio, Texas.” Enterprise Foundation. Involvement as principle investigator. October 2004. Grant size - $10,000.

“San Antonio Technology Education Consortium.” Introducing technology into the algebra curriculum in public and private schools. Department of Education grant awarded to the University of Texas at San Antonio in conjunction with the San Antonio Independent School District. Involvement as project evaluator. September 1998-August 2001. Grant size - $750,000.

“Bridging Our Communities.” W.K. Kellogg Foundation Grant. University of Texas at San Antonio. Involvement as the project evaluator and team leader. January 1998-December 2002. Grant size- $800,000.

NON-REFEREED PUBLICATIONS

“Most Americans are now opposed to laws against interracial marriage, but their behavior does not yet reflect these attitudes.” London School of Economics’ USAPP-

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American Politics and Policy blog, March 23, 2015. Co-authored with Ginny Garcia-Alexander and Joanne Ford-Robertson.

“Aging in Place: Generational Challenges in the Contemporary Workplace.” American Public Transportation Association. July 2010. Co-authored with Joanne Ford-Robertson.

“Working Relationships: The Organizational Effectiveness Process,” VIA Circulator, Volume 15, Number 5, May 2007, page 4. Co-facilitated with Joanne Ford-Robertson.

“Study Finds That Individuals in Black/White Marriages Encounter More Racial Discrimination than Those in Mexican-American/White Marriages,” Interrace Magazine, Volume 6(1), May 1994: page 13.

Lewis, Richard, Jr. Issue San Antonio Variable Codebook. Acton, MA. Copley Publishing Group. 1991. ISBN 0-87411-491-8.

TECHNICAL REPORTS

“Teacher Quality Grant # 540, 1Science Institute: Organismal Biology and Animal Physiology, Program Evaluation, 2014–2016.” Co-authored with Joanne Ford-Robertson and Dohnyka Dennard, completed July 15, 2016.11

“Neighborhood Survey: An Examination of Resident Perceptions in the Eastside Promise Neighborhood,” Co-authored with Joanne Ford-Robertson and Dohnyka Dennard, December 2015.

“Neighborhood Survey: An Examination of Resident Perceptions in the Eastside Promise Neighborhood,” Co-authored with Joanne Ford-Robertson and Malinda Surprise, March 2015.

“Teacher Quality Grant #455 Science Institute: Chemistry and Environmental Chemistry.” Two-year Evaluation Report (2012-2014), co-authored with Joanne Ford-Robertson, Malinda Surprise, and Roberto Zubiate, completed July 22, 2014.11

“Neighborhood Survey: An Examination of Resident Perceptions in the Eastside Promise Neighborhood.” Co-authored with Joanne Ford-Robertson, September 2013.

“United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County Eastside Promise Neighborhood Grant Six-Month Evaluation Report (January-June 2012).” Co-authored with Joanne Ford-Robertson, completed October 1, 2012.

“Teacher Quality Grant #455. Science Institute: Biology, Earth Science, and Environmental Science.” Three-year Evaluation Report (2009-2012), co-authored with Joanne Ford-Robertson, completed July 30, 2012.11

“Science Institute: Biology and Earth Science,” Mid-year Report. In-progress program

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evaluation report, completed in July 2010.

1 “1Composite Science Institute: Physics I and II (Teacher Quality Grant #386).” Program evaluation report, co-authored with Joanne Ford-Robertson, completed in July 2009.

“1Composite Science Institute: Chemistry I and II (Teacher Quality Grant #385).” Program evaluation report, co-authored with Joanne Ford-Robertson, completed in July 2009.

“1Composite Science Institute: Biology I and II (Teacher Quality Grant #344).” Program evaluation report, co-authored with Joanne Ford-Robertson, completed in July 2008.

“Composite Science Institute: Physics I and Chemistry I (Middle School Science Part II, Grade 8).” Program evaluation report, co-authored with Joanne Ford-Robertson, completed in July 2007.

“Composite Science Institute: Physics II and Chemistry II (High School IPC).” Program evaluation report, co-authored with Joanne Ford-Robertson, completed in July 2007.

“Composite Science Institute: Biology I and II for Middle School Science Part II, Grade 8.” Program evaluation report completed on August 31, 2006.

“Composite Science Institute: Earth Science I and II for Middle School Science Part II, Grade 8.” Program evaluation report completed on August 31, 2006.

“Affordable Housing In San Antonio, Texas: Analysis of Access and Barriers to Housing Opportunities.” Study report in August 2005. Co-authored with Joanne Ford-Robertson, Lisa Kocurcek, and Danielle Stevens.

“Composite Science Institute: Biology I and II For Teacher Grades 5-10.” Program evaluation report completed on January 31, 2005.

“Composite Science Institute: Earth Science I and II For Teacher Grades 5-10.” Program evaluation report completed on January 31, 2005.

“Chemistry and Physical Science for Teachers Grades 6-9.” Program evaluation report completed on November 26, 2003.

“Physics and Physical Science for Teachers Grades 6-9.” Program evaluation report completed on November 26, 2003.

“Matter and Energy-Physical Science for Teachers Grades 6-9.” Program evaluation report completed on November 22, 2002.

“University of Texas at San Antonio Nonprofit Management and Leadership Initiative.” Fourth Year Program Evaluation. January, 2002.

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“University of Texas at San Antonio Nonprofit Management and Leadership Initiative.” Third Year Program Evaluation. January, 2001.

“University of Texas at San Antonio Nonprofit Management and Leadership Initiative.” Second Year Program Evaluation. October, 2000.

“University of Texas at San Antonio Nonprofit Management and Leadership Initiative.” First Year Program Evaluation. September 1999.

“Community Assessment of the San Antonio Metropolitan Area.” Research report conducted for Communities-In-Schools, June 1995.

“Perceptions of Community Health and Human Service Needs.” Research report conducted for the San Antonio Area Foundation, April 1995.

“Report of a Summative Evaluation of An Early Childhood Intervention Program.” Research project conducted with Dr. John Hollomon, Education Division, UTSA for the San Antonio Independent School District, August 1992.

“Economic Development of the East Commerce Street Corridor.” A feasibility study conducted for the East Side San Antonio Economic Development Council, August 1992.

MANUSCRIPTS AND RESEARCH IN PROGRESS

“The Contemporary United States Workplace: An Analysis of Racial Segregation Perceptions.” Submission for publication consideration in September 2018.

“Changes in Attitudes Toward Abortion in the United States, 2000-2016.” Under development.

RESEARCH PROJECTS

1993 - Conducted data collection for a 1.5 million dollar research project for the Institute of Behavioral Research at Texas Christian University. Designed the sampling design and questionnaire distribution for the IBR. Data collection was conducted from March to June, 1993.

1992 - Mexican-American Metabolic Study (MAMS). Conducting statistical analysis regarding the socioeconomic influences on the prevalence of metabolic diseases among Mexican-Americans. Project is sponsored by Southwest General Hospital. Research team includes Dr. Robert Trevino, Principal Researcher, Mr. Oranefo Okolo, Project Administrator, and Richard Lewis, Jr., PhD, Research Methodologist.

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1990-1992 - Contracted with the San Antonio "Light" Newspaper to conduct a monthly social scientific survey of metropolitan San Antonians regarding a variety of popular political and social issues. Have conducted surveys on the following subjects: water usage and management, freedom of the press, and public education financing. The survey is called "Issue San Antonio." 1989 - Conducted data collection for a 3.5 million dollar research project for the Institute of Behavioral Research at Texas Christian University. Designed the sampling design and questionnaire distribution for the IBR. Data collection was conducted from March to December, 1989.

LIST OF COURSES TAUGHT

Graduate Level Sociology CoursesQuantitative Research MethodsTheory Building and MethodologyRace and Ethnic RelationsSocial Stratification

Undergraduate Sociology CoursesEconomy and SocietySocial Research Design and ApplicationConceptualization and Measurement (Quantitative Methods) in SociologySociety and ReligionSocial Change and DevelopmentInterracial Marriage and Families in the United StatesRace and Ethnic RelationsSociology of the African American CommunitySociological Senior SeminarSurvey Research MethodsSocial StratificationUrban SociologyIntroduction to Sociology (Lower division)Social Problems (Lower division)

TEACHING INNOVATIONS

WebCT and Blackboard. Instituted the use of WebCT for all courses in Fall 2007. Streamlined the use of handouts, assignments, and facilitated peer conversations between students on course subject matter. This innovation allowed students in research courses to more effectively create survey research instruments and collaborate in statistically analysis and application.

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Sociology Senior Seminar - Fall 2006. The course focused on interracial marriage and the primary data collected through a national study that I am conducting. The class was assembled into four groups and developed a research design for assessing an aspect of interracial marriage based on the study questionnaire. The groups completed a research paper and presented the findings in a formal setting at the end of the course. The research papers were crafted into Sociology Senior Seminar Interracial Marriage Proceedings - December 2006.

Theory Building and Methodology - 2005. Developed this graduate level course to bridge the issues of theory building (use of concepts and variables as part of middle range theory) and methodology for master’s and Ph.D. level students. The course is invaluable for assisting graduate students in the development of theory that can be tested empirically either through quantitative or qualitative approaches.

Computer Presentations, 2002 - to present. Use of computer software and presentation of statistical analysis in the classroom to assist students in SOC 3313 and SOC 3323 relative to using the computer program. Primarily SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences) is demonstrated in the classroom environment. This procedure links students and instructor, thereby improving student ability to complete research based assignments and papers.

Use of General Social Survey (GSS) Internet site for downloading National Opinion Research Center (NORC) data for class usage. Allowed students to learn how to use internet interfacing for conducting secondary data analysis.

Powerpoint Presentation, 2000. Developed power point presentation for the SOC 1013 course (Introduction to the Study of Society). All notes and statistical tables and graphs are in presentation form. The computer projection presentations enhance the student's ability to understand and conceptualize the subject matter.

Slides and Transparencies, 1993- present. Developed and used overhead transparencies to present statistical tables, modeling, key terms, and concepts presentations. These were invaluable in aiding students with respect to understanding critical aspects of the SOC 3313 and SOC 3323.

Survey Questionnaire Development and Administration, 1993 - present. Students in SOC 3323 develop questions and administer them through telephone surveying over the duration of the course. Typically sample sizes are between 350-400 individuals. This allows the student to link research design and statistical analysis. Additionally, these survey databases are used by students in SOC 3313 to enhance their analytical development.

Practical Application Research Projects. In the Public Policy Evaluation and Affirmative Action Policy courses, students are assigned groups and expected to complete research projects with a public entity. Students in the evaluation course assessed two different policy initiatives within the Administrative Division at Bexar County and provided recommendations to the county commissioners in 1991.

In the affirmative action course, students evaluated, performed statistical analysis of wage differences, and revised the VIA Metropolitan Transit Authority Affirmative Action Plan in 1993.

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GRADUATE STUDENT SUPERVISION ACTIVITIES

Sara Kluckhohn. Internship paper, “Never Leave a Man Behind: An Exploratory Study of Suicide in the Military.” Internship Supervisor. May 2016.

Marcus Gomez. Internship paper, “Does Collective Efficacy Impact Student Discipline?” Internship Supervisor. May 2016

Kidder, Erin. Thesis Title: Navigating the Role of Responsibility: Habitus, Socialization, and Human Impact on Animal Welfare in a Community. May 2015. Thesis Supervisor. Davila, Breanna. Internship. Internship Supervisor. Master’s Degree, May 2015.

Khalil, Noha. Thesis Title: Comparative Study of Parenting Styles in the United States and Arab Countries. December 2014. Thesis Supervisor.

Shabili, Nadiah. Internship. Internship Supervisor. Master’s Degree, December 2014.

Almutairi, Muhammed. Internship with Arab Student Association. Master’s Degree, May 2014. Internship Supervisor.

Sargent, Krysta. Internship with the Red Cross of San Antonio, Texas. Master’s Degree, May 2014. Internship Supervisor.

Nagwa, Alharbi. Internship. Master’s Degree, May 2014. Internship Supervisor.

Salahuddin, Mecca Maha. Doctoral Dissertation. Title: The Impact of Generational Differences On Organizational Relationships: A Communications Perspective. December 2013. Committee Member.

Kilinc, Ramazan. Thesis Title: The Influence of Ethnicity on Women’s Perceptions of Ideal Family Size: The Case of Turkey. August 2013. Thesis Supervisor.

Brouillet, Michael. Thesis Title: Deregulation and Family Income in the United States of America. Master’s Degree, August 2012. Thesis Supervisor.Cordeau, Brian. Internship with the University of Texas at San Antonio: Institutional Review. Master’s Degree, December 2011. Internship Supervisor

Cook, Ebony. Thesis Title: Systematic Discrimination in the United States. Master’s Degree, December 2010. Thesis Supervisor.

Rathmann, Frances. Thesis Title: German Americans: Immigration, Relations and Assimilation. Master’s Degree, May 2009. Thesis Supervisor.

Barnard, Rhonda. Internship with the University of Texas Health Science Center-San Antonio,

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Community Health Outreach Program. Master’s Degree, December 2006. Internship Supervisor.

Clark, Alexandra. Thesis Title: A Comparative Analysis of Women in America: 1970 – Present. Master’s Degree, May 2006. Thesis Supervisor.

Aquino, LisaMarie. Internship with the Bexar County Child Protective Services. Master’s Degree, May 2006. Interrnship Supervisor.

Ford-Robertson, Joanne. Thesis Title: Assimilation in the United States: An Analysis of Family Acceptance of Interracial Marriage as a Barometer of Minority Assimilation. Master’s Degree, December 2005. Thesis Supervisor.

Kocurek, Lisa. Internship with Alamo Community College District. Master’s Degree, December 2005. Internship Supervisor.

Gray, Suzy. Dissertation Title: Title IX: An Examination of Selected Gender-Equity Factors in Intercollegiate Athletics in the Big XII Conference From 1998 – 2002. Doctoral Degree, Summer 2003. Served as dissertation committee member for student at the University of Texas at Austin.

Heraux-Lamb, Lisa. Thesis Title: Educational Inequality: An Analysis of Technology In Public School Algebra Classes. Master’s Degree, December 2000. Thesis Supervisor.

UNIVERSITY COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS

Core Curriculum and Program Assessment, 2009 - present. Developed and evaluated activities associated with the core curriculum within the Sociology Department. Piloted core curriculum assessment in the Spring 2014 semester and conducted initial evaluation of the core curriculum in the Fall 2014 semester. Additionally, helped design the evaluation protocol and its implementation relative to the Sociology Bachelor of Arts core courses based on State of Texas educational achievement mandates. Add complete overall of the program assessment process and reporting. This was completed in the Spring 2014 Semester for Fall 2014 implementation. Course evaluations are conducted each academic year. Evaluation reports are generated annually in November.

Chair, Department Scholarship Committee, 2009 - present. Recommended a variety of undergraduate and graduate students for awards. Established a scholarship program for both graduate and undergraduate students. Assessed sociology graduate student research papers for college-wide research competition. Coordinated the awarding four Emily Goeke Memorial Fellowships in 2014-2015, 2015-2016, 2016-2017, and 2017-2018.

Chair, Department Comprehensive Performance Evaluation (DCPE) Committee. Reviewed the periodic performance of two faculty members for continued employment at UTSA. Academic year 2016-2017 and 2017-2018.

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Sociology Search Committee. During the 2017-2088 academic year, served as member of the Department of Sociology search committee for one junior tenure track position.

Chair, Ad Hoc Committee for Quantitative Learning Program. Coordinated the activities for enhancing the quantitative skills of students in SOC 1013 and SOC 3323. Worked extensively with instructor in these courses in tracking student learning and quantitative skills development. Academic years 2013-2014 through 2015-2016.

Chair, College Faculty Review and Advisory Committee (CFRAC). Chaired the College CFRAC and facilitated the faculty recommendations regarding promotion and tenure. Academic years 2013-2014, 2014-2015, and 2015-2016.

Faculty Senate Member. Represents the Sociology Department on the University Faculty Senate on academic and administrative issues. Policy recommendation body for the Provost and President. September 2011 to May 2016.

University Core Curriculum Committee. In 2012, served as the COLFA representative on core curriculum subcommittee that approved core courses for social and behavior science disciplines. Review and made recommendations for more than fifty course submissions.

Member, College Faculty Review and Advisory Committee (CFRAC). Represented the Department of Sociology on the College CFRAC. Reviewed college tenure and promotion files and made recommendations. Academic year 2008-2009, 2010-2011, and 2011-2012.

Chair, Department Faculty Review and Advisory Committee (DFRAC). During the 2013-20014 academic year and 2014-2015 academic year, served as chair of the committee.

Chair, Periodic Performance Evaluation Committee. Reviewed faculty members for continued employment at UTSA. Academic years 2011-2012 and 2012-2013.

Chair, Department Faculty Review and Advisory Committee (DFRAC). During the 2008-2009 academic year, served as chair of the committee.

Sociology Search Committee. During the 2007-2008 academic year, served as chair of the Department of Sociology search committee for one junior tenure track position. Served as committee member in the selection of a senior and junior faculty additions to our faculty.

Sociology Doctoral Working Committee. I served on this committee as it developed plans for a doctoral program in the Department of Sociology. A draft doctoral program proposal was completed during Academic year 2006-2007.

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Sociology Search Committee. During the 2006-2007 academic year, served as chair of the Department of Sociology search committee for one senior tenured position and one tenure track position.

Sociology Curriculum Committee. Served during the 2006-2007 academic year on the committee to review and revise the Department’s undergraduate curriculum and course offerings.

Chair, University Diversity and Affirmative Action Committee. During the 2004-2005 academic year, I served as the chair of this committee and guided it through the development of diversity related improvements for the University.

Sociology Search Committee. During the 2004-2005 academic year, served as chair of the Department of Sociology search committee for two tenure track positions.

Sociology Search Committee Member. During the 2003-2004 academic year, served as a committee member on the Department of Sociology search for a tenure-track position with an emphasis on global issues, comparative historical, or health disparity issues.

College of Liberal and Fine Arts (COLFA) Strategic Plan Development Committee. Chaired the planning committee during the 2002-2003 Academic year. A college level strategic plan was created.

Committee Member, Educational Psychology Search Committee. During 2002-2003 academic year, served as affirmative action advocate for this search committee in the College of Education and Human Development.

Member, Advisory Board, Sombrilla, University of Texas San Antonio Magazine, 2002-present. Worked with committee to improve the appearance and article content in the publication.

Chair, Sociology Search Committee. During the 2001-2002 academic year, coordinated the Department of Sociology search committee activities for a research methodology position.

Committee Member, Political Science Search Committee. Participated as member of the American Politics search committee during the 2001-2002 academic year.

Strategic Planning Committee, College of Liberal and Fine Arts, September 2001-May 2002. Chaired the college's strategic planning process. Involved in the initial development of a college vision, mission statement, and broad goals. This will create a foundation for departments to develop their strategic plans.

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Athletics Advisory Council, September 2001 - 2004. Member of council providing recommendations and oversight to the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) Athletic Department and intercollegiate athletic programs.

Tri-Campus Committee Facilitation, May 2000. Facilitated the development of a tri-campus strategic planning process. It resulted in the development of a well-formulated plan for linking all three University of Texas at San Antonio campuses into a one organization concept.

Graduate Advisor of Record, 1997. Appointed to serve as the chief administrator in Social and Policy Sciences Division graduate program matters. Responsible for program development, policy creation, and student issues. Additionally, responsible for the administrative coordination of the Sociology, Political Science, and Public Administration graduate programs.

Member, President‘s Commission on Civility, 1997. The commission is responsible for recommending policy regarding communication and ethics among staff, faculty, and administration at the University of Texas at San Antonio.

Chair, Self-Evaluation of the Undergraduate Programs, 1997. Spearheaded the division effort to assess our undergraduate programs. The Political Science, Criminal Justice, Geography, and Sociology programs were evaluated comprehensively and future program development recommendations were created.

Chair, Metropolitan Research and Policy Institute Ad Hoc Committee, 1995. Lead a strategic planning initiative regarding a multi-disciplinary institute for research and policy development to be housed at the University of Texas at San Antonio Downtown Campus. This institute is to serve as an academic and service bridge between the university and the San Antonio Metropolitan area. It will support neighborhood and community assessment and provide research opportunities for the graduate programs in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences.

Member, Status of Minorities in the University of Texas System Committee, 1994-1995. Active member in the comprehensive assessment of the status of minority students, faculty, and administrators within the UT-System. Lead review teams at UT-Dallas and UT-Arlington during the process.

Member, University Affirmative Action and Diversity Committee, 1990 - 2000. Active member in development of affirmative action and recruiting initiatives at the University of Texas at San Antonio.

UNIVERSITY SERVICE AND PRESENTATION ACTIVITIES

General Differences and Issues in Higher Education. Presentation to UTSA Student Affairs Council on November 10, 2016.

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Generational Issues in Higher Education. Keynote presentation to a regional conference of student affairs representatives hosted by the University of Texas at San Antonio on October 10-11, 2012. In addition, conducted a one-hour breakout session on the generational issues with Joanne Ford-Robertson.

Road Runner Days Participation. Operated a department booth and provided information about Sociology to incoming freshman and transfer students as part of the Fall Semester activities. This occurred on August 27, 2012.

Tau Beta Sigma Band Sorority. Hosted and facilitated sorority leadership conference on October 30, 2011.

Road Runner Days Participation. Operated a department booth and provided information about Sociology to incoming freshman and transfer students as part of the Fall Semester activities. This occurred on August 25, 2011.

Generational Issues on the College Campus. Presentation to UTSA Student Affairs Conference for Student Ambassadors on August 19, 2010. The two-hour session illustrates challenges and issues related to age cohorts in the contemporary workplace. Session co-facilitated with Joanne Ford-Robertson.

Generational Issues in the Workplace. Presentation to UTSA Student Affairs Conference on April 14, 2010. The two-hour session illustrates challenges and issues related to age cohorts in the contemporary workplace. Session co-facilitated with Joanne Ford-Robertson.

Road Runner Days Participation. Operated a department booth and provided information about Sociology to incoming freshman and transfer students as part of the Fall Semester activities. This occurred on August 24, 2009.

Generational Issues in the Workplace. Presentation to UTSA Career Services Department on July 29, 2009. The two-hour session illustrates challenges and issues related to age cohorts in the contemporary workplace. Joanne Ford-Robertson, M.S., co-facilitated this session.

Diversity Awareness Presentation, September 2007. I conducted three diversity awareness sessions for freshman community students. The one-hour sessions heightened the awareness of students relative to multicultural issues in university life and in American society. Joanne Ford-Robertson, M.S., co-facilitated two of these sessions.

University Strategic Planning Process. I conducted a series of focus groups associated with the University Strategic Planning process during November 2006. I am also a member of the Central Planning committee responsible for guiding and developing the University’s strategic plan.

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Diversity Awareness Presentation, November 2005. I conducted two diversity awareness sessions for freshman community students. The two-hour sessions heightened the awareness of students relative to multicultural issues in university life and in American society. I also participated in a community leadership panel for the same cohort of freshman students.

Diversity Awareness Presentation, November 2004. I conducted two diversity awareness sessions for freshman community students. The two-hour sessions heightened the awareness of students relative to multicultural issues in university life and in American society. I also participated in a community leadership panel for the same cohort of freshman students.

2004 NCAA Final Four. Served as a volunteer host for the Men’s Basketball Final Four in San Antonio in April 2004. Assisted the team in coordinating its events, meals, tours, and practices while in San Antonio.

Diversity Awareness Presentation, November 2003. I conducted diversity awareness session for freshman community students. The two-hour sessions heightened the awareness of students relative to multicultural issues in university life and in American society.

Strategic Planning Consultant, Student Affairs. Facilitated a strategic planning process for this large University unit. Process has involved 65 individuals in varying capacities of development. This planning endeavor began during the 2001-2002 academic year and is ongoing

Diversity Awareness Presentation, November 2002. I conducted diversity awareness session for freshman community students along with Dr. Rosalie Ambrosino. The one-hour session heightened the awareness of students relative to multicultural issues in university life and in American society.

Diversity Awareness Presentation, November 2001. I conducted diversity awareness session for freshman community students along with Dr. Rosalie Ambrosino. The two-hour session heightened the awareness of students relative to multicultural issues in university life and in American society.

Diversity Awareness Training, September 2000. I conducted diversity awareness training along with Dr. Rosalie Ambrosino for the academic advisors at the University of Texas at San Antonio. The two-hour sessions were intensive and provided invaluable information for managing student academic planning in a diverse work environment.

Faculty Advisor, Journey of the Soul Program, 1997. Selected students toured the South during spring break to become acquainted with the 1960's Civil Rights experience. Students were to use the experience to develop multicultural programming initiatives in the University Student Affairs Office.

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Diversity Management and Awareness Training. During the 1994-95 school year, I conducted diversity management and awareness training for the professional staff, associate vice-presidents, and vice-presidents at the University of Texas at San Antonio. The four-hour sessions were intensive and provided invaluable information for managing staff in a diverse work environment.

COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES

Advisory Panel Member, Tau Beta Sigma National Honorary Band Sorority, 2009-2014. Strategic planning process advisor to the national board of directors.

Board Member, Green Alliance of South Texas, 2010-2012.

Texas Municipal Courts Education Center, 2003-2007. Faculty member in providing continuing education for municipal courts professionals.

Member, United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County Strategic Planning Committee, 2003-2004. Responsible for developing strategy for the agency as it reinvents its approach to the delivery of nonprofit services.

Faculty Member, Texas Municipal Courts Education Center, 2001-2007. Responsible for assisting in curriculum development and classroom presentations for municipal court professions in the State of Texas.

Board Member, Planned Parenthood, 1997-1999. Responsible for a variety of organizational efforts.

President, City of Live Oak Economic Development Corporation, 1996–1999. Responsible for planning and guiding economic development in the city. Prudent use of tax revenue to extend city services and improve the ability of the city to attract new business development.

Board Member, United Way of Texas, 1996-2000. Responsible for focusing legislative efforts in the State of Texas Senate and House relative to United Way issues.

Board Member, Board of Trustees, United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County, 1990-2000. Responsible for developing strategy for proactive addressment of key social issues and problems in the metropolitan area. Creates new organization and agency initiatives and develops requests for proposals for new agencies. Responsible for the distribution of over 50 million dollars to United Way agencies, annually.

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Board Member, VIA Metropolitan Transit Authority, Political Appointment, 1992- 1993. Responsible for improving bus transportation schedules and frequency for University of Texas at San Antonio students. Spearheaded revision of affirmative action policy, creation of new bus routes, and lead the redevelopment planning process for the Sunset Depot district.

Commissioner, Bexar County Housing Authority, Political Appointment, 1991- 1992. As commissioner, developed a comprehensive plan for improving housing opportunities for lower socioeconomic families throughout the San Antonio Metropolitan area. Created a self-sufficiency initiative aimed at moving individuals out of social welfare dependence through work and skills development programs.

ORGANIZATIONAL MEMBERSHIP

American Sociological Association National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

Southwestern Social Science Association SELECTED SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS

Harris County Protective Services for Children and Adults. Houston, Texas. Speaker, “Generational Issues in the Workplace.” May 23, 2014.

Texas Economic Development Council. New Braunfels, Texas. Keynote Speaker, “Social Change and its Impact on the Texas Economy.” Presented on November 20, 2013.

The Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce. New Braunfels, Texas. Keynote Speaker, “Societal Change and its Impact on the Workforce.” Presented on May 1, 2013.

Texas Safety Conference. Austin, Texas. Session Speaker, “Demographic Change in the United States.” Presented on May 15, 2013.

University of Texas at Arlington. Division of Student Affairs. Keynote Speaker, “Generational Issues in Working with College Students.” Presented on January 8, 2013.

Texas Consumer Finance Association Conference. San Antonio, Texas. Keynote Speaker, “Demographic Change in the United States.” Presented on July 10, 2012.Texas Safety Conference. Austin, Texas. Keynote Speaker, “Demographic Change in the United States.” Presented on April 12, 2012.

Community Leadership Institute. San Antonio, Texas. Keynote Speaker, “America’s Future: Population and Cultural Change.” Presented on August 6, 2011.

Community Leadership Institute. San Antonio, Texas. Keynote Speaker, “America’s Future: Population and Cultural Change.” Presented on November 19, 2010.

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Alamo Community College Teacher Advisor Conference. San Antonio, Texas. Keynote Speaker, “America’s Future: Population and Cultural Change.” Presented on November 12, 2010.

Texas Insurance Commission Conference. Austin, Texas. Keynote Speaker, “America’s Future: Population and Cultural Change.” Presented on July 19, 2010.

Risk Managerment Association-Central Texas Chapter. Austin, Texas. Keynote Speaker, “America in Crisis: Demographic and Cultural Change.” Presented on December 3, 2009.

National Institute of Government Purchasing, Texas Chapter. Dallas, Texas. Keynote Speaker, “America in Crisis: Demographic and Cultural Change.” Presented on August 20, 2009

Community Leadership Institute. San Antonio, Texas. Presented a diversity seminar to program participants. August 1, 2009.

Alamo Colleges. San Antonio, Texas. Presented a seminar on demographic and cultural change in the United States to the community college system’s leadership group. June 25, 2009.

Texas Corrections Conference. Galveston, Texas. Keynote Speaker, “A Changing America.” Presented on June 9, 2009.

University of Texas System Risk Management Conference. Galveston, Texas. Keynote Speaker, “America in Crisis: Demographic and Cultural Transformation.” Presented on April 27, 2009.

Texas Library Association. Houston, Texas. Speaker, “Aging In Place.” Presented on March 31, 2009.

Rotary Club of San Antonio, Texas. Keynote Speaker, “America in Crisis: Demographic and Cultural Change.” Presented on February 28, 2009.

Texas PRIMA (Public Risk Manager Association) Annual Meeting. Woodlands, Texas. Keynote Speaker, “Preparing for a Changing Workforce in Texas.” Presented on November 21, 2008.Insurance Associates. Lubbock, Texas. Keynote Speaker, “America In Crisis: Cultural and Demographic Transformation.” Presented on September 10, 2008.

Alamo Community College District, San Antonio, Texas. Keynote Convocation Speaker, “America in Crisis: Demographic and Cultural Transformation.” Presented on August 18, 2008.

Harris County Youth Family Services Division 2008 Conference, Houston, Texas. Keynote Conference Speaker, “America in Crisis: Demographic and Cultural Transformation.” Presented on April 23, 2008.

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Texas PRIMA (Public Risk Manager Association) Annual Meeting, Galveston, Texas. Keynote Speaker, “Societal Transition and Crisis: What It Means for the Workforce.” Presented on November 15, 2007.

Harris County Training Conference, Houston, Texas. Keynote Speaker, “America in Transition and Crisis: What It Means for the Workforce.” Presented on October 14, 2007.

Bluebonnet Human Resource Chapter, Brenham, Texas. Social Transition Presentation, September 26, 2007.

City of Carrollton, Texas. Societal Transition presentation, July 18, 2007.

Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. Black History Month Banquet Keynote Speaker: “From Slavery to Freedom: African Americans in the Americas.” Presented on February 24, 2007.

Martin Luther King III Realizing the Dream Tour, San Antonio, Texas. Presenter: “Status of African Americans in the United States.” Presented on June 1, 2006.

Adelante U.S. Educational Leadership Fund. Keynote Speaker: “Understanding our Differences through Diversity.” Presented on May 27, 2006.

The Lighthouse Group, San Antonio, Texas. Speaker: “Status of African Americans in San Antonio, Texas.” Presented on May 1, 2006.

Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. Black History Month Speaker: “Have We Told the Story.” Presented on February 16, 2006.

Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Keynote Speaker. University of Texas at San Antonio, January 20, 2006.

San Antonio College, San Antonio, Texas. Panel discussion participant, “The Impact of Race of Education Access.” Black History Month Celebration, February 18, 2005.

Executive Women International. Strategic planning presentation, San Antonio, January 20, 2005.

Northwest Civic and Social Club. Keynote Speaker for the Martin Luther King Celebration, San Antonio, Texas, January 15, 2005.

San Antonio Human Resources Management Association. Keynote Speaker, Quarterly Meeting, October 14, 2004.

Nonprofit Management Program, University of Texas at San Antonio. Diversity Awareness

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Presentation to Community Leadership Development Program, August 16, 2004. Adelante U.S. Education Leadership Fund, San Antonio, Texas. Keynote speaker. 2004 Leadership Institute Awards Ceremony, May 29, 2004.

St. Philip’s College. Leadership development presentation to academic chairs and deans at St. Philip’s College in San Antonio. Presentation was conducted on May 10, 2004.

Texas Association of Future Educators. Keynote speaker at the 20th Annual Conference held in San Antonio, Texas on February 27, 2004.

Texas Society of Professional Engineers, San Antonio, Texas. Keynote speaker for the Engineers Week Past President’s Luncheon. February 24, 2004.

San Antonio College, San Antonio, Texas. Panel discussion participant, “It There Equality in Education.” Black History Month Celebration, February 17, 2004.Nonprofit Resource Center of San Antonio, Texas. Plenary speaker for the Forecasting Conference. Presentation provided information and a philosophy for addressing increasing diversity in San Antonio and the United States. August 20, 2003.

Gonzales Independent School District. Keynote speaker for the 2003-2004 Academic Year Convocation. Presentation title, “It takes a Village to Educate a Child.” August 13, 2003.

Youth Leadership Program, sponsored by University of Texas at San Antonio Office of K-16 Initiatives and Honors College. Leadership presentation to program participants, June 19, 2003.

The Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce. Speaker and presenter for the Leadership New Braunfels, Texas program, April 8, 2003.

National Forum of Black Public Administrators. Keynote speaker. San Antonio, Texas on June 11, 2002. Title: “Developing Future Public Administrators.”

Brazoria County Martin Luther King Celebration. Keynote speaker. Angleton, Texas on January 19, 2002. Title: "King's Dream, Our Dream, the American Dream." Texas City Manager Association. Keynote speaker for the organization's annual meeting in Laredo, Texas on June 9, 2001. Title: "Building Strength Through Our Differences."

Project Better Future. Keynote speaker for the organization's Reach for the Stars Workshop on May 12, 2001 in San Antonio, Texas.

International Center for Health Leadership Development. Keynote speaker for the association's annual meeting on October 31, 2000 in San Antonio, Texas. Title: "Addressing Diversity in the United States."

PBS Presentation on Racial Profiling. Participated as an expert on racial issues in America. Program aired on October 26, 2000.

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Comal Independent School District. Keynote speaker for the district's new teacher and administrator training on August 2, 2000 in New Braunfels, Texas. Title: "Building Strength in School Districts Through Our Differences."

Texas Panhandle Library Association. Speaker and presenter for the association membership, Amarillo, Texas, May 11, 2000. Title: "Building Strength Through Our Differences."

The Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce. Speaker and presenter for the Leadership New Braunfels, Texas program, April 19, 2000.

City Year San Antonio. Speaker and presenter for the youth summit in San Antonio, Texas on April 8, 2000.

Jewish Family Service. Speaker for the professional staff on March 8, 2000. Title: Using the Strength in Our Differences: Addressing Diversity in Organizations."

San Antonio Metropolitan Health District. Speaker for an association meeting on March 7, 2000. Title: "Using the Strength in Our Differences: Addressing Diversity in Organizations."

University of Texas at San Antonio. Speaker for the Black Heritage Week Celebration on February 8, 2000. Title: "Blacks in Athletics."

Dow Chemicals. Keynote speaker to the African American Professional Network meeting in Houston, Texas, October 9, 1999. Title: "Dealing with Invisible Rules within Organizations."

Texas Court Clerks Association, Keynote Speaker for the association’s annual conference, October 6, 1997 in Corpus Christi, Texas. Title: “Managing in a Changing Environment.”

Kelly A.F.B. Management Association, Keynote Luncheon Speaker, July 1, 1997 in San Antonio, Texas. Title: “Addressing the Changing Nature of Professional Organizations.”

Texas Agricultural Extension Leadership Conference, Speaker, May 15, 1997 in Corpus Christi, Texas. Title: “Managing in a Diverse Environment.”

Panhandle Human Resource Association, Keynote Speaker, March 18, 1997 in Amarillo, Texas. Title: “Meeting the Challenges of a Changing Workforce.”

Texas Court Clerk Association, State Meeting, San Antonio, Texas. Keynote Speaker, October 9, 1996.

Texas Municipal League, Regional Meeting of Elected Officials, Keynote Speaker, July 26, 1996 in Odessa, Texas.

Texas Educational Secretaries Association, Summer Work Conference, Austin, Texas. Keynote

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speaker, June 24, 1996.

Texas Narcotics Control Program Annual Conference, Odessa, Texas, June 5, 1995. Keynote speaker regarding diversity in law enforcement.

Urban Management Assistants of South Texas Professional Development Conference, May 23, 1995. Diversity Management presentation to delegates.

Panacea, Politics, or Punishment? A San Antonio Conference on Welfare Reform, April 7, 1995. Moderator of session.

State Convention of Government Financial Officers and Managers Association. Keynote speaker, November 14, 1994 in Corpus Christi, Texas.

Northside Independent School District Programs for Gifted and Talented Children seminar, October 20, 1994. Panel participant and session leader.

National Association of Purchasing Management, San Antonio Chapter. Keynote speaker regarding managing in a diverse environment, September 22, 1994.

Texas Narcotics Control Program Annual Conference, Arlington, Texas, June 13, 1994. Keynote speaker regarding diversity in law enforcement.

Texas Teacher Assistant Conference, June 27, 1994. Diversity speaking engagement in Austin, Texas.

University Medical Center, San Antonio, Texas, March 25, 1994. Keynote speaker for Excellent Manager Training session for middle level hospital managers.

University of Texas at San Antonio Conference on Multiculturalism in the United States, October 30, 1993. Session facilitator and moderator.Financial Women International, Houston Chapter, Houston, Texas, February 26, 1993. Keynote speaker for the Executive Night celebration.

Combined Law Enforcement Agencies of Texas Conference, San Antonio, Texas, January 27, 1993. Addressed conferees on management of cultural diversity in the workplace.

San Antonio Eastside Economic Summit, July 11, 1992. Facilitator and moderator.

Financial Women International, San Antonio Conference. Panelist, “Empowerment in the Workplace.” Conducted April 3, 1992.

Alamo Federal Executive Board (AFEB) Education 2000 Challenge Workshop. Keynote speaker, “Reinvestment in Human Capital: A New Approach to Economic Success.” Delivered February 19, 1992 at Kelly Air Force Base, Texas.

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Placement Officials of Texas Conference, San Antonio, Texas, October 10, 1991. Keynote address, “Influence of Public Education in the Workplace.”

Combined Law Enforcement Agencies of Texas Conference, San Antonio, Texas, August 17, 1991. Addressed conferees on management of cultural diversity in the workplace.

National MBE/EEOCC Conference, San Antonio, Texas, August 3, 1991. Addressed conferees on affirmative action policy and reverse discrimination.

Updated 09/2018

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