Bennie J. Wilson III, Ed.D.

College of Business

The University of Texas at San Antonio

Director of Learning Assessment, Office of the Dean

Director of Online Writing Lab, Department of Management

Senior Lecturer, Department of Management

College of Business

The University of Texas at San Antonio

1 UTSA Circle

San Antonio, Texas 78249-0634

Phone: 210-***-****

Fax: 210-***-****

Email: abozdr@r.postjobfree.com

Web Site: http://faculty.business.utsa.edu/bjwilson

EDUCATION

Academic Degrees

Ed.D., Higher Education Administration, Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama (1979)

MBA, Behavioral Science, William E. Simon Graduate School of Business Administration, The

University of Rochester, Rochester, New York (1969)

B.S. (with honors), Industrial Relations and Personnel Management, San Jose State

College, San Jose, California (1965)

Additional Academic Preparation

Fellowship, Executive Program for Senior Officials in National Security, The John F.

Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts (1990)

The National War College, National Defense University, Washington, D.C. (1983)

Air Command and Staff College, Air University, Montgomery, Alabama (1978)

Other Training, Credentials & Certifications

Leadership San Antonio XXVIII, The Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and The San

Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (2002 2003)

Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR), Certification Institute, Society for Human

Resource Management (1996 - 2002)

City of San Antonio Municipal Leadership Institute, San Antonio, Texas (1998)

Corporate Trainer Certification, San Antonio College, San Antonio, Texas (1997)

Lifetime Credentials, State of California, as Community College Chief Administrative

Officer, Supervisor and Instructor. (1980)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Higher Education Administration

Director of Student Learning Assessment, Office of the Dean, College of Business, the

University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA), San Antonio, Texas (2005present). Provide

leadership in working with department chairs and faculty in developing and maintaining an

imbedded process within each College of Business academic program to assess whether

learning is taking place in the classroom, and to provide a basis for improving student

learning across all business disciplines. These processes are vital to obtaining and

retaining academic accreditation by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of

Business (AACSB International), and the European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) by the

European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD). Additional responsibility:

Coordinator for Crisis Communication

Director, Online Writing Lab (OWL), Department of Management, College of Business, UTSA,

San Antonio, Texas (2005present). Manage the staff, process, and content of the

department's online business writing and English grammar lab, providing College of

Business faculty and students a valuable tool for assessing and improving these student

skills. Made operational a Chinese OWL, an English OWL which permits Chinese

international students at UTSA to get supplemental instruction of English language

concepts in Mandarin.

Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies, College of Business, UTSA, San Antonio, Texas

(20012004). Provide executive leadership in support of academic programs and students,

particularly at the undergraduate level, including advising, orientation, mentoring,

student development, recruitment, retention initiatives, and implementation and assessment

of enrollment management initiatives. Oversee the implementation and continuing management

of newly developed College of Business admission and retention policies affecting

undergraduates. Provide leadership for College professional development programs for

students, including directly supervise the assistant dean for undergraduate professional

development, providing direct contact with the local, State, national, and international

business communities in obtaining internships and post-graduation professional positions

for students. Actively motivate and coordinate the faculty and staff in the Association to

Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International) accreditation maintenance

activities. Provide senior level management of Office of the Dean staff functions.

Responsible for seeing that college operations are efficient, assets are safeguarded,

reliable data is maintained, and applicable laws, regulations, policies and procedures are

followed. Member of the College of Business Management Team, the College of Business

Undergraduate Programs Committee, and numerous University committees, including the UTSA

Athletic Council, the Council of Associate Deans, the Affirmative Action & Diversity

Committee, and co-chair of the Fall Convocation Committee.

Interim Commandant/Vice Commandant, the Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT), Dayton,

Ohio (1994 - 1995). Interim President and Vice President of a graduate university

accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Provided leadership

in planning and directing resident graduate and doctoral degree programs in engineering

and acquisition management, and resident professional continuing education programs in

civil engineering and in logistics systems. Administered annual budget of $90 million and

provided leadership to more than 600 members of the faculty and staff.

Dean, Civilian Institutions Programs, The Air Force Institute of Technology, (19921994). Managed the educational programs of over 3,000 graduate, Ph.D., law and medical

students at more than 400 universities and hospitals worldwide. Managed an annual budget

of more than $33 million.

Director, Training and Education Division, Air University, Montgomery, Alabama (19741977). Senior administrator developing plans, policies, and budgets for professional

continuing education and training programs. Command Test Control Officer overseeing 155

personnel testing accounts throughout the United States. Provided command oversight for

the elementary and secondary schools operated by the Department of Education. Negotiated

an agreement with Auburn University to provide doctoral programs for the faculty and staff

of the Air Force s Air University.

Teaching & Research Fellowships

Senior Lecturer in Management, the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) (1999

present). Teach upper division undergraduate courses in management, and perform duties as

curriculum coordinator for course on business communication and professional development.

Adjunct Lecturer, the University of Texas at San Antonio (19981999). Taught upper

division courses in business communication and in human resources.

Senior Research Fellow, the

National Defense University, Washington, D.C. (19821983).

One-year fellowship researching national security issues resulting in the publication of

an anthology of 15 original and previously published articles, chapters and papers (three

of which I co-authored), on the national security implementations of the missions, roles

and organizations of the military reserves and the National Guard.

Visiting Lecturer of Graduate Management & Organizational Behavior, George Mason

University, Fairfax, Virginia (19811982). Taught graduate courses in organizational

behavior.

Adjunct Professor of Management & Social Science, Park College, Parkville, Missouri (19801982). Taught undergraduate courses in business law and in small business

administration.

Adjunct Instructor of Business Management, The University of Maryland, College Park,

Maryland, Far East Division (19691970) and European Division (19721973). Taught

undergraduate courses in business management.

Other Professional Work Experience

General Manager & Director of Training, San Antonio Operations, Lucent Technologies

Technical Services Co., Inc., San Antonio, Texas (19971998). Executive in charge of

local office of a major leader in the telecommunications industry, providing over $4.2

million in annual sales of computer training and services, including networking and

systems administration and management.

Project Site Manager, Kelly AFB, Lucent Technologies Technical Services Co., Inc., San

Antonio, Texas (1997). Program manager for the Mission Support Contract with the U.S. Air

Force in support of the economic privatization and revitalization of Kelly Air Force Base.

Provided highly qualified human resources on a short-notice basis in such functional areas

as information management, logistics and aircraft maintenance, engineering and

environmental management, and manpower and organization.

Director of Human Resource Development, Assistant Director of Human Resources & member of

the Executive Committee, San Antonio State Hospital, San Antonio, Texas (19961997).

Responsible for the professional development of more than 1200 employees. Engaged in human

resource policy formulation and strategic planning.

Assistant Chief of Staff for Personnel & Administration, United States Forces, Korea

(1990 1992). Corporate vice president of human resource management for all United States

Armed Forces in the Republic of Korea approximately 40,000 soldiers, sailors, airmen and

marines and their families. Directed a 100-person joint headquarters human resources

management staff, and a 50-member combined American-Korean personnel staff in support of

United Nations missions. Managed an annual operating budget of over $186 million and was

accountable for over $1.3 billion in real property, equipment, and vehicles.

Vice Commander, United States Military Entrance Processing Command, North Chicago,

Illinois (19881990). Corporate leadership of a unique joint military service

organization responsible for the control and guidance of 73 subordinate organizations in

the aptitude, medical, and background evaluation and processing of over one million

applicants for military service annually. Directly supervised such staff functions as

strategic planning, human resources, systems management, comptroller, public relations,

facility management, and auditing and quality control.

Director of Testing, United States Military Entrance Processing Command, North Chicago,

Illinois (19861988). Operations executive for the $25 million Department of Defense

(DOD) human resource recruitment and testing program. Formulated national policies

affecting the aptitude evaluation of over one million individuals annually who desired

enlistment into one of the five U.S. Armed Services. Managed the DOD Student Testing

Program, involving the administration of the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery

(ASVAB) annually to 1.2 million high school and vocational school students in the United

States and overseas.

Deputy Base Commander, Edwards Air Force Base, California (19851986). Corporate

leadership over 1,000 employees in support of 49 other organizations committed to the

mission of testing new combat aircraft. Controlled a 300,000-acre military installation

containing over $2.5 billion in assets. Administered annual budget of over $16 million in

the management of such community functions as police, human resource management,

transportation, recreation, dining, housing, and social support for more than 25,000

people. Concurrent duty as On-scene Commander for NASA Space Shuttle landing, leading over

300 security, rescue, medical and fire-fighting personnel in support of the U.S. space

program.

Director of Personnel, Edwards Air Force Base, California (19831985). Senior HR

director and personnel advisor to the commanders of 50 Air Force organizations, affecting

the HR and education programs for more than 25,000 people. Managed an annual budget of

over $7.4 million in operations and research and development fund, and controlled real

property and equipment valued in excess of $2.6 million.

Assistant Director, Pre-trained Individual Manpower Directorate, Office of the Secretary

of Defense, the Pentagon, Washington D.C. (1980 1982). Lead staff officer for the

Secretary of Defense on U.S. wartime supply, availability, and readiness of nearly 1.6

million Reserve military personnel and Regular and Reserve military retirees. Developed

and implemented DOD policies regarding the management and mobilization of over 30 percent

of our Nation s military manpower assets. Wrote and proposed legislation, passed by the

U.S. Congress, to increase mobilization manpower strength and to improve the peacetime

management of Reserve military forces.

Assistant for Personnel Programs and Training, Office of the Chief of Air Force Reserve,

Department of the Air Force, The Pentagon, Washington D.C. (1978 - 1980). Formulated U.S.

Air Force policies and served as the Air Staff programming and requirements manager for

education and training programs affecting more than 146,000 Air Force Reservists. Air

Staff manager for over $18 million annually in appropriated funds. Speechwriter for the

Chief of Air Force Reserve for Congressional testimony regarding Reserve personnel

strength authorizations. Represented the Air Force Reserve on the Community College of the

Air Force Advisory Panel.

CURRENT RESEARCH INTERESTS

Business communications within multicultural contexts.

Management and organization of pedagogy for large university classes.

Human resources and labor relations in higher education and in industry.

REFEREED PUBLICATIONS

Wilson, Bennie J. III

(ed.), The Guard and Reserve in the Total Force. The National

SEMINAR/INSTITUTE/CONFERENCE PAPERS & PRESENTATIONS

Cross-Cultural Communications: Dialogs on Muslim and Judo-Christian Similarities and

Differences, a series of meetings and discussions in Turkey, sponsored by the Institute

of Interfaith Dialog, May 21 May 31, 2006.

"Evaluating Student Oral presentations," workshop presented to the UTSA faculty under

sponsorship of the UTSA Teaching and Learning Center, November 2003.

Cross-Cultural Communications, seminar presented at the First Annual Hispanic

Professional Leadership Day Symposium, San Antonio, Texas, sponsored by UTSA, the National

Society of Hispanic MBAs, and the H.E. Butt Grocery Company, June 2001.

Individual Ready Reserve (IRR) Availability: A Matter of Motivation, paper presented

with James R. Engelage at the National Workshop on Reserve Manpower, Personnel, and

Training Research, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California, sponsored by the

Smithsonian Institution and the Office of the Chief of Naval Research, June 1986.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

in Educational Leadership with concentration in electronic learning, Chairperson: Dr.

Jennifer Lewinson. Mr. Savana s dissertation was approved and he was subsequently awarded

his Ph.D. (2006 2009)

Mavis Washington, Touro University International, Detecting Bias in the Administration

of Performance Appraisals, in pursuit of Ph.D. in Business, Chairperson: Dr. Alan

Flaschner. Dissertation accepted; Ph.D. awarded. Ms. Washington s dissertation was

approved and she was subsequently awarded her Ph.D. (2006 2009)

Undergraduate Honors Thesis Committees

John Martinez, Honors College, UTSA, Advisor (2006)

Deane Hainline, Honors College, UTSA, Advisor (2006)

Karyna Soldatova, Honors College, UTSA, Reader (2004 2005)

Service to the University

Faculty Senator, Faculty Senate, UTSA (2009 Present)

Faculty Senate Academic Policy and Requirements Committee, UTSA (2006 Present)

Chair (2009 present)

Learning Assessment Steering Committee, UTSA (2007 - Present)

Advisory Council, Nonprofit Initiatives and American Humanics Programs, UTSA (2008

2009)

( Member, Public Relations committee (2008 2009)

SACS/COC Reaffirmation Compliance Audit Team, University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA)

(2007 2009)

Committee to Suggest Revisions to Graduating Student Survey, UTSA (2006 2007)

NCAA Faculty Athletics Representative, UTSA (July 2003 August 2007)

Member, UTSA Intercollegiate Athletics Council (January 2003 August 2007)

Chair, Committee on Rules Compliance and Institutional Control (January 2003 August

2007)

Member, Southland Conference Advisory Council (December 2003 August 2007)

Chairman, Institutional Representatives/Faculty Athletics Representatives Committee

(2007)

Strategic Planning Committee (2006 2007)

Awards Committee (2009)

Member, NCAA Faculty Athletic Representatives Forum (January 2003 August 2007)

Ex-officio member, Advisory Board, UTSA Roadrunner Club (January 2004 August 2007)

NCAA Recertification Self Study Steering Committee, UTSA (2006 2007)

Executive Committee (2006 2007)

Academic Integrity Subcommittee (2006 2007)

Richard S. Howe Award Selection Committee, UTSA, (2004 2006)

Standing Committee on Graduation Ceremonies [ex officio w/o vote], UTSA (November 2002

2005)

UTSA State Employee Charitable Campaign Advisory Committee, (2005, 2006).

Agency Visit Committee (2005)

Provost s Workgroup on Academic Policies, UTSA, (May 2004 November 2004)

Admissions Advisory Committee, UTSA (December 2003 December 2004)

University Council on Academic Advising, UTSA (September 2003 November 2004)

Undergraduate Issues Group, UTSA (September 2003 November 2004)

University Affirmative Action & Diversity Committee, UTSA (January 2003 September 2005)

Subcommittee on Campus Climate

Associate Deans Council, UTSA (September 2002 2004)

Strategic Enrollment Management Steering Committee, UTSA (January 2002 September 2002)

Recruitment and Admissions Subcommittee

Fall Convocation Committee, UTSA (January 2002 October 2003)

Co-chair, 2003 Committee (January 2003 October 2003)

Family Weekend Planning Committee, UTSA (November 2002 October 2003)

Chair, Evaluation Sub-committee

Academic Freedom and Tenure Committee, Faculty Senate, UTSA (September 1999 August

2001)

Office of the President Project Officer, UTSA Visit of U.S. Department of Commerce

Director for Civil Rights and Director for Human Resources Management to meet UTSA

constituencies and initiate Memorandum of Understanding with UTSA regarding increasing

Hispanic representation at the Department of Commerce (March 2000)

Institute Representative to The Council of Graduate Schools, The Air Force Institute of

Technology (AFIT) (August 1994 August 1995)

Service to the College

Member (Dean s appointee), College of Business Undergraduate Programs Committee (2006

present)

Chairman (2008-present)

Member, Faculty Forum/Graduate Faculty Forum Ad Hoc Bylaws Committee, (2008)

Faculty Advisor, Latino Business Student Association chapter of the National Hispanic

Business Association (May 2008 present)

Co-Chairman, Learning Assessment Steering Committee, College of Business, UTSA (August

2005 present)

Chairman, Learning Assessment Task Force, College of Business, UTSA (August 2005

present)

Parliamentarian, Faculty Forum, College of Business, UTSA (September 2005 present)

Undergraduate Reinstatement Committee, College of Business, UTSA (July 2005 present)

Service Committee, Merit Review System, College of Business, UTSA (September 2001

August 2001)

Service to the Department

Curriculum Coordinator, Business Communications & Professional Development (MGT 3003),

Department of Management, UTSA (September 19992006

)

Faculty Library Liaison,

Department of Management/Division of Management and Marketing,

UTSA (September 1999October 2003

)

Lead Person, Assistant Professor of Human Resource Management Search Committee, Division

of Management and Marketing, UTSA (August 1999March 2000

)

Interim Secretary, Division of Management & Marketing Faculty Forum, UTSA (April 1999August 1999)

Faculty Dialog Group Facilitator, Division of Management & Marketing, UTSA Southern

Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) Thematic Self-Study (February 1999)

Service to the Profession

Editorial Advisory Board, Black Issues Book Review (2002 present)

Reviewer, Academy of Management, Organizational Communications and Information Systems

Division (2001 present)

Ad Hoc Reviewer, Journal of Business Communication, (2002 present)

Session Discussant & Reviewer, Research Issues/Organizational Theory/Organizational

Development Track, Southwest Academy of Management (SWAM) Conference, San Antonio, TX

(March 2001)

Reviewer & Participant, Association of Business Communication Southwestern Region

Conference, New Orleans, LA (March 2001)

Session Chair & Reviewer, Faculty Development/Organizational Development/Communication

Track, Southwest Academy of Management (SWAM) Conference, San Antonio, TX (March 2000)

Reviewer & Participant, Association of Business Communication Southwestern Region

Conference, San Antonio, TX (March 2000)

Panelist, Interactive Workshop on Outsourcing, The President s Forum of San Antonio, The

Entrepreneurship Institute, conducted at UTSA (August 1999)

External Reviewer, Management Development Forum, a peer-reviewed journal on management

learning and organizational development (December 1999 April 2001).

Service to the Community

Moderator, St. Philip s College Achieving the Dream/Community Conversation (September

2006). Led session of San Antonio community, civic, political, and educational leaders on

initiatives to help ensure the professional success of Alamo Community College District

(AACD) students, particularly those attending St. Philip s College.

Master of Ceremonies, San Antonio Annual Interfaith Dinner, Institute of Interfaith

Dialog (September 2006). Hosted 200-person dinner attended by Texas State senators, San

Antonio council members, and civic, business, educational, and religious leaders

commemorating interfaith tolerance and dialog.

Chairman, City of San Antonio Commission on Literacy (2002 2004). Appointed by the San

Antonio City Council as the Higher Education Sector representative to the 11-member board

with the mission of expanding public awareness of the dimensions of the urban literacy

problem, developing a coalition of service providers for adult education, and facilitating

school drop out prevention and youth literacy efforts.

San Antonio Run/Walk and Literacy Fair Literacy Committee (2002 2004), City of San

Antonio Department of Community Initiatives & the Alamo Workforce Development, Inc. Plans

and conducts annual charity event to fund the GED Financial Assistance Fund, permitting

citizens without high school level education to pay fees needed to complete the GED, and

other literacy programs.

Co-chair, Education Day Committee, Leadership San Antonio XXVIII (2002-2003). Sponsored

by the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of

Commerce, the program is designed to familiarize present and future leaders of San

Antonio, Texas, on the educational issues facing the city and creating a dialog among city

leaders and citizens for resolving those issues for the educational, economic and social

benefit of the community.

City of San Antonio Citizen Advisory Action Board (1998 2002). Appointed in 1998 and re-

appointed in 2000 by the San Antonio City Council to the board that reviews citizen and

departmental complaints against police officers and that recommends appropriate

disposition to the Chief of Police for the City of San Antonio.

City of San Antonio Housing Trust Fund Board of Trustees (1998 2002). Appointed in 1998

and re-appointed in 2000 by the San Antonio City Council to the board that assists in

financing and implementing programs that provide housing for low- and moderate-income

citizens of San Antonio.

Treasurer and Executive Committee (1999 2000)

Vice Chair, Personnel Committee (1998 - 2002)

Chair, Nominating Committee (2001 2002)

Chair, Professional Services Review Special Committee (1998 & 2000)

Trust Assistance Oversight Committee (2000 2002)

Board of Directors, Estates at Champions Run Homeowners Association (1997 1999).

Architectural Control Committee (2005 2008)

Secretary and Executive Committee (1997 1999)

District 9 Neighborhood Alliance of San Antonio (1998 2008)

Volunteer Youth Golf Instructor, East Side Junior Golf Program, San Antonio, Texas (2001

2002). Instruct approximately 85 boys and girls, ages 6 to 16 from low-income families,

on the sport, art, discipline, etiquette and fun of golf.

Volunteer Golf Marshal, The Valero Texas Open and the AT&T Championship tournaments,

benefiting South Texas charities (1996 present).

AWARDS, HONORS & RECOGNITIONS

Certificate of Appreciation, National Hispanic Business Association (2009)

Dean s Excellence Award, College of Business, UTSA (2007)

Peak Performance Award, Junior Achievement of South Texas (2007)

Peak Performance Award, Junior Achievement of South Texas (2006)

Outstanding Community Partner Award, Junior Achievement of South Texas (2003)

United States Department of Defense Superior Service Medal (1982)

The Legion of Merit (1990 & 1995)

The Defense Meritorious Service Medal (1992)

The Department of the Air Force Meritorious Service Medal (1971, 1977, 1980 &1986)

The Joint Service Commendation Medal (1987)

The Air Force Commendation Medal (1967, 1970 & 1984)

The Air Force Achievement Medal (1983)

The Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross with Palm (1970)

The Republic of Korea Order of National Security Merit (1992)

Who s Who in America, 55th & 57th eds.

Who s Who in American Education, 4th ed.

Who s Who Among America s Teachers, 7th ed.

Who s Who in the South and Southwest, 26th ed.

Outstanding Young Men in America, 1970 ed.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Board of Directors, Junior Achievement of South Texas (2002 present)

Executive Committee (2003 present)

Programs & Volunteer Committee (2002-present) (Chairman, 2003 present)

Scholarship Committee, San Antonio Area Foundation (2005 present)

The Association for Business Communication (1999 present)

Advisory Council, Nonprofit Initiatives and American Humanics Programs (2008 2009)

( Member, Public Relations committee (2008 2009)

Leadership San Antonio (2002 2003)

The Academy of Management, Organizational Communication & Information Systems Division

(1999 2007)

Phi Delta Kappa (1975 2009)

Mensa (1975 present)

National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) Faculty Athletics Representatives

Association (FARA) (2003 2007)

The Linguistic Society of America (2006 2007)

Board of Directors, Northwest Area Business Council, The Greater San Antonio Chamber of

Commerce (2003 2005)

Economic Development Steering Committee, The Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce

(2004 2005)

Chairman, Business Identification Committee (2004 2005)

United States Golf Teachers Federation (1990 2007)

Board of Directors, Alamo WorkSource [formerly Alamo Workforce Development, Inc.], (2003

2004)

Alamo Youth Council (2003 2004)

External Relations Committee (2004 2004)

Ad Hoc Committee on Chambers of Commerce & Development Councils (2004)

Federation of Business Disciplines (formerly Southwest Academy of Management (1999

2004)

The San Antonio Human Resource Management Association (1996 2002)

Program Committee (1998 - 1999)

Finance Committee (1997 - 1998)

Inter-University Seminar on Armed Forces and Society (1974 1999)

National Forum on Learning and the American Future (1979 1980)

American Association of University Professors (1975 1979)

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCES, INSTITUTES, WORKSHOPS & SEMINARS

sponsored by the UTSA Teaching & Learning Center and presented by Dr. Phillip W. Hoke, 2

hours (March 2001)

Student-Centered Education, workshop at UTSA sponsored by the UTSA Teaching & Learning

Center and presented by Dr. Ed Alcott and Major Jeffery Clay, Air Force Institute of

Technology, 3 hours (February 2001)

WebCT: Making Course Materials Available Online, workshop at UTSA sponsored by the UTSA

Teaching & Learning Center and presented by Dr. Cheryl Fulkerson & Ms. Maria Corral of

UTSA, 4 hours (May 2000)

Reinventing Work, Lessons in Leadership seminar by Dr. Tom Peters, in San Antonio

sponsored by UTSA Center for Professional Excellence; 6 hours (March 2000)

Using Technology in the Classroom, workshop at UTSA sponsored by the UTSA Center for

Distance Learning & Academic Technology; 4 hours (March 2000)

Do It My Way, problem solving workshop at UTSA sponsored by the UTSA Teaching Interest

Group on Teach Incivilities, presented by Dr. Mary McNaughton-Cassill; 1hour (March 2000)

The Four Roles of a Leader: How to Make Every Team Player a Leader, Lessons in

Leadership seminar by Dr. Stephen Covey, sponsored by UTSA Center for Professional

Excellence; 5 hours (December 1999)

Faculty Recruitment Workshop for Chairs and Advocates (Affirmative Action Compliance

Training), at UTSA, 1.5 hours (October 1999)

Measuring Cognitive Complexity in Student Writing, workshop at UTSA by Dr. Wendy Duncan-

Hewitt and Mr. David Mount, University of Toronto; 3 hours (September 1999)

What Happens If They Learn in a Different Way?: Applying Multiple Intelligences Theory

and a Learning Model in the College Classroom, workshop at UTSA by Dr. Rene Diaz-

Lefebvre, Glendale Community College; 6 hours (May 1999)

Grading Practices That Promote Student Learning, Motivation, and Responsibility,

workshop at UTSA by Dr. Barbara Walvoord, University of Notre Dame; 6 hours (May 1999)

Thinking on All Four Burners: Teaching and Assessing the Full Range of Skills for the

Full Range of Students, workshop at UTSA by Dr. Constance Stack, Minnesota State Colleges

and Universities; 6 hours (May 1999)

Active Learning: Creating Excitement in the Classroom, workshop at UTSA by Dr. James

Eison, University of Florida; 6 hours (May 1999)

Problem-Based Learning: Ideas That Work, workshop at UTSA by Dr. Stephen Pierrel,

Baylor School of Medicine; 3 hours (April 1999)

Designing and Using Springboard Scenarios For the Interactive Classroom, workshop at

UTSA by Dr. Terry Ray, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; 3 hours (February 1999)

Workshop for Facilitators of Dialog Groups, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

(SACS) Thematic Self-Study, UTSA SACS Self-Study Learner-Centered Committee; 6 hours

(January 1999)

Lecturing as Live Theater: The Creative Art and Craft of the Lecture, workshop at UTSA

by Sam Carter Gilliam, SLG Design & Creative Talent, San Antonio; 3 hours (October 1998)

PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING & TEXT REVIEWS

Tianjin Real Estate Development Co., Tianjin, China, 10-day conducted a 10-daye executive

seminar to 40 company executives on strategic business planning, June 2008.

PG&E Gas Transmission, Texas (human resource consulting re: at-risk employee)

Hidea Innovative Products, LLC (human resource consulting & business plan development)

Cox, Matthews & Associates, Inc. (minority educational & publications issues)

Thomson Business and Professional Publishing (business communication textbook

evaluations)

Business Communication Today, Courtland Bovee & John Thill

Business Communication: Process & Product, 5th ed., Mary Ellen Guffey, 2006

The McGraw-Hill Companies (business communication textbook evaluations)

Business and Administrative Communication (6th ed.), Kitty Locker, 2003

Business Communication Design: Creativity, Strategies and Solutions, Pamela Angell, 2003

Crossing Borders in Business Communication (proposed text)

Professional Communication: A Relationship Management Approach, Fitzgerald & Ju (pending

publication)

M: Business Communication, Flatley & Rentz (pending publication)

REFERENCES

Dr. William Cox, President, Cox, Matthews & Associates, Inc., 10520 Warwick Avenue, Suite

B-8, Fairfax, Virginia 22030. Phone: 703-***-****. Email: abozdr@r.postjobfree.com

Dr. Jacqueline Looney, Associate Dean for Graduate Student Affairs & Associate Vice

Provost for Academic Diversity, Duke University Graduate School, 122 Allen Building, Box

90070, Durham, North Carolina, 27708. Phone: 919-***-****. Email:

abozdr@r.postjobfree.com

Homero F. Munguia, Equal Employment Opportunity Administrator, Department of Human

Resources, P.O. Box 839966, City of San Antonio, Texas 78283-3966. Phone: 210-***-****.

Captain (USN, Ret) Charles W. Nesby, Director, Center for Minority Veterans, Department

of Veterans Affairs, 810 Vermont Ave, N.W. (OOM), Washington D.C. 20420. Phone: (202) 273-

6708. Email: abozdr@r.postjobfree.com

Chief Albert Ortiz, Chief of Police (Retired), City of San Antonio, 214 W. Nueva Street,

San Antonio, Texas 78207. Phone: 210-***-****. Email: abozdr@r.postjobfree.com

General (USAF, Ret) John F. Phillips, Vice President for Government Services, Aerospace

Electronics Systems Division, Honeywell Corp., 1001 Pennsylvania Ave, NW, Suite 700 South,

Washington D.C. 20004. Phone: 202-***-****, ext. 2638. Email:

abozdr@r.postjobfree.com

Dr. Ricardo Romo, President, University of Texas at San Antonio, 6900 North Loop 1604

West, San Antonio, Texas 78249-0631. Phone: 210-***-****. Email: abozdr@r.postjobfree.com

Dr. Ronald D. Townsend, President, Oak Ridge Associated Universities, 130 Badger Avenue,

P.O. Box 117, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37831-0117. Phone: 423-***-****.

Email: abozdr@r.postjobfree.com

Ronald G. Wallace, Director of Human Resources (Ret.), JW Marriott, 1331 Pennsylvania

Avenue, Washington D.C. 20004. Phone: 202-***-****. Email: abozdr@r.postjobfree.com

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