1960 El Alamo
1959
A.A. in Liberal Arts, San Antonio College (1959-1961)
1962-1965
B.S. in history/government, Honors Graduate and Outstanding Student, Sam Houston State University (1962-1963); Graduate Teaching Fellow of history, Sam Houston State University (1963-1965); M.A. in American history/government; Honors Graduate Sam Houston State University
1965-1967
Weatherford College: Instructor of history; Interdisciplinary Studies Committee, Academic Review Panel, Academic Standards Committee, Student Government sponsor, Curriculum Review Committee Faculty Assembly Implementation Committee (1965-1967); Teaching Fellow of history, Texas Tech University (1967-1971)
1969
“State Rights in Constitutional Law” presentation, Texas Tech Graduate Forum
85th anniversary gala File
1970-71
Outstanding Graduate Student, Texas Tech University (1970-1971); “The Cowboy Strike of 1886” presentation, West Texas Historical Association (1970); “Frederick William Maitland,” The West Texas Historian (April 1971); Professor of history, San Antonio College (1971-1986)
1972
Ph.D. in history, Texas Tech University; “The Cowboy Strike: An Analysis,” The West Texas Historical Association Yearbook; “The Houston Worker, 1865-1890,” East Texas Historical Journal; “The Houston Worker in the 19th Century” presentation, East Texas Historical Association
1973
Social Science Department Professional Personnel Committee, San Antonio College (1973-1975); “Mountain Men: Romantics or Rogues?” presentation, KSYM Radio
The president settles on his conference room to display the displaced college seal. File
1974
Chairperson, Speakers Bureau, San Antonio College (1974-1978); “Franklin Roosevelt, A Perspective” presentation, KSYM Radio
1975
“Radicalism and Streetcars” presentation, Texas State Historical Association
1976
“Teaching American History: A Community College Perspective” presentation, South-western Social Sci-ence Association
1977
“The Limits of Power: The Amalgamated Association of Street Employees in Houston, 1897-1905,” Labor History
Administrators don regalia to promote graduation. File
1979
President, Alamo Heights-Fort Sam Houston Youth Soccer League (1979-1986); Coach, Alamo Heights-Fort Sam Houston Youth Soccer League (1979-1986)
1980-82
History department Professional Personnel Committee, San Antonio College (1980-1982); History department Screening Committee, San Antonio College (1980-1981); “The New Deal, an Overview” presentation, Texas History Forum, San Antonio College (1980); Co-chairperson, Alamo Heights Junior School Fun and Field Day (1981-1982)
1983-86
Hot Mustard of KSYM morning show, “The Sauce,” taps the president for weekly updates on the college. File
Judge, Alamo Heights High School Speech Tournament Hospitality Committee (1983-1985); Grant Review Committee, San Antonio College (1985-1986); Registrar, San Antonio Youth Soccer Association (1985-1986)
1986
Chairperson, Bookstore Committee, San Antonio College (1986-1995); Auxiliary Enterprise Committee, Alamo Community College District (1986-1994); Telecourse Oversight Committee; Alamo Community College District (1986-1988); History Department Telecourse Development Committee, San Antonio College (1986-1987); Treasurer, San Antonio Youth Soccer Association (1986-1987); Judge, Speech Tournaments; Trinity University (1986-1988)
1987
Coordinator of Telecourse Programs, San Antonio College (1987-1994); Member, Downtown YMCA Board (1987-1989)
At The Ranger’s request, the president and police conduct a safety and lighting survey. File
1988
Member, Alamo Heights High School PTA Board, senior play coordinator, Board of Trustees liaison (1988-1990); “The Alamo Community College District Telecourse Connection” participant, panel discussion, Cable Connections TV Show
1989
Faculty Senate member, San Antonio College (1989-1994); Faculty Senate Faculty Development Committee,
Zeigler leads a delegation in the MLK march. File
San Antonio College (1989-1990); Faculty Senate Policy Committee; San Antonio College (1989-1990); “Telecourses an Alternative” presentation; Cable Connections Teleconference
1990
Faculty. secretary of Faculty Development Committee; San Antonio College (1990-1991) Mentor, Woodridge Elementary School (1990-1992)
1991
Piper Professor Nominee, San Antonio College (1991-1992); Screening Committee, Chief of the Department of Public Safety, Alamo Community College District; Screening Committee, Director of Human Resources; Alamo Community College District; “The San Antonio College Faculty Senate: Problems and Proposals” presentation, San Antonio College Faculty Development Seminar; Woodridge Elementary School Site-Based
The college halts to remember the lives lost in the Challenger. File
Management Committee (1991-1992); Adjudication Council, Alamo Community College District (1991-1994); Ad Hoc Committee, Curriculum Review, Alamo Community College District (199-1992); Faculty Senate (chair), San Antonio College (1991-1993); Tenure Study Committee, Alamo Community College District (1991-1992)
1992
Faculty Service Excellence Award, San Antonio College (1992-1993); Partnership Mentoring Committee, San Antonio College (1992-1993); District Faculty Evaluation Committee (chair), Alamo Community College District (1992-1993); Faculty Senate Salary Committee, San Antonio College (1992-1993); “The San Antonio College Faculty Senate, Achievements and Challenges” presentation, San Antonio College Faculty Development Seminar; “The Alamo Community College Board: Issues and Answers” moderator, panel discussion, San Antonio College
College administrators and faculty enjoy a relaxing evening of comaraderie at SAC Night at The Cove. File
Planning Council, San Antonio College (1993-1999); District MGT Steering Committee (1993-1994); Presidential Screening Committee, San Antonio College (1993-1994); Self-Study Institutional Effectiveness Committee, San Antonio College (1993-1996); Community Outreach Council, Alamo Community College District (1993-1994); Alamo Community College District Calendar Committee (chair), Alamo Community College District (1993-Present); Legislative Committee, Texas Community College Teachers Association (1993-1994); Faculty Development Committee, San Antonio College (1993-1994); District Strategic Planning Committee (co-chair), Alamo Community College District (1993-present); “Report to the Colleges: The MGT Steering Committee” presentations: San Antonio College, St. Philip’s College, and Palo Alto College; “Report to the College, MGT” presentation, San Antonio College
1994
Interim vice president of academic affairs, San Antonio College (1994-1995); College Academic Council (chair), San Antonio College (1994-present); Calendar Committee (chair), San Antonio College (1994-present); Excellence Award, National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development, Community College Leadership Program; University of Texas at Austin; Task Force on Faculty Advisement (chair), San Antonio College (1994-1996); Retention Task Force (partnership with Incarnate Word College), Alamo Community College District (1994-1998); San Antonio Urban Systemic Initiative Task Force, San Antonio College (1994-1997)
1995
Vice president; San Antonio College (1995-1996); Technology Committee (chair); San Antonio College (1995-2001); Screening Committee; Dean of Student Services (chair); San Antonio College (1995-2001); Screening Committee, Dean of Occupational-Technical Education (chair); San Antonio College (1995-2001); “Computer Program for the Disabled: an Exemplary Program” presentation, American Association of Higher Education Convention
Interim president, San Antonio College (1996-1997); Fee Structure Task Force (chair), San Antonio College (1996-1997); Arts and Sciences Council (chair), Alamo Community College District (1996-1997); Chancellor’s Council, Alamo Community College District (1996-1998); Region 20 Leadership Symposia (1996-1998); Edgewood School District member, Advisory Committee for Fine Arts High School (1996-1998)
1997
Executive vice president, San Antonio College (1997-2002)
1998
“Leadership” presentation, Alamo Community College District Employee Development Day with B. Larson, M. Hyde, R. Flores, and R. Torres
1999
Institutional Effectiveness Steering Committee (chair), San Antonio College (1999-present); “Budget Development: An Overview” presentation, Alamo Community College District Employee Development Day
with Betty Larson, Margaret Hyde, and David Mrizek (1999, 2000, 2001)
2000
“San Antonio College: An Overview” presentation, San Antonio Founder Lions Club; “Alamo Community College District Strategic Plan” presentation, Alamo Community College District Board of Trustees
2001
Outstanding Leadership Award, Texas Community College Instructional Administrators Association; Executive Committee, San Antonio Education Partnership (2001-present); Member, Howard Early Childhood Center, Site-Based Committee (2001-2005); “Essentials of Leadership” presentation, Texas Community College Instructional Administrators Association
2002
President, San Antonio College (2002-present); Member, Rotary Club of San Antonio (2002-present); Member, treasurer, president, Higher Education Council of San Antonio (2002-present)
Acting chancellor, Alamo Community College District (February); Ford Salute to Education honoree; Yellow Rose of Texas Education Award
2006
“It’s All About Learning, Implementing and Evaluating a QEP for Faculty Development,” presented at the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools annual meeting with J. Rosenauer, B. McCombs and C. Price (December)
2007
Education Award, La Prensa Education Foundation; “It’s All About Learning, Assessment of a QEP for Faculty Development,” presented at the eighth Texas A&M University Conference with J. Rosenauer and S. Espinoza (February)
2009
Honoree of the Year, Sembradores of San Antonio Educational Foundation; “It’s All About Learning, A Comprehensive Professional Development Institute,” presented at the National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development with J. Rosenauer (May)
2010-12
Shirley B. Gordon Award of Distinction, Phi Theta Kappa (2010); Alamo Colleges Department Structure Committee, Alamo Colleges (2011); Alamo Colleges Faculty Compensation Committee, Alamo Colleges (2011); Texas Phi Theta Kappa Hall of Fame (2012)
