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Women Governing San Antonio Past And Present

Texas Public Radio | By St. Mary's University
Published April 1, 2013 at 9:11 AM CDT
San Antonio City Clerk's Office

Women were  the topic of this Community Conversation at St. Mary’s University as well as a majority of the attendees. The event hosted four females who have significantly impacted San Antonio in past and present:

  • Ivy Taylor - District 2 city councilwoman
  • Leticia Ozuna - District 3 city councilwoman
  • Maria Berriozábal - First elected Latina councilwoman
  • Civic leader Helen Dutmer - First woman to serve on the Bexar County Commissioner's Court

These influential women spoke about the impetus for women in the workforce historically, told anecdotes from their own lives and talked about the importance of electing women as city officials.
*This presentation was recorded by production intern Carley Espensen
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St. Mary's University, founded in 1852 by Marianist brothers and priests, is the first institution of higher learning in San Antonio and the oldest Catholic university in Texas and the Southwest. Personal attention and powerful academic programs have made St. Mary's, located on 135 acres northwest of downtown San Antonio, a nationally recognized liberal arts institution. With a diverse student population of more than 4,000 of all faiths and backgrounds, St. Mary's is home to five schools: Humanities and Social Sciences, Bill Greehey School of Business, Science, Engineering and Technology, Graduate, and Law. The University provides a Catholic education experience that evokes academic excellence while integrating liberal studies, professional preparation and ethical commitment.
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