City Of San Antonio: District 4 Councilwoman To Be Inducted Into The 2022 Texas Lyceum Class At The Texas Capitol

Press release from the City of San Antonio:

Friday, January 14, 2022

CONTACT: Rosana Galaviz, (210) 207-5785
rosana.galaviz@sanantonio.gov

SAN ANTONIO (January 14, 2022) – District 4 Councilwoman Dr. Adriana Rocha Garcia is one of 16 individuals from across the state who have been selected to form the 2022 Texas Lyceum Class. The Texas Lyceum is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, statewide leadership organization established in 1980, and acts as a catalyst to bring together diverse opinions and expertise to focus on national and state issues, and seeks to emphasize constructive private sector, public sector and individual responses. The robust selection process ensures Lyceum directors are active and involved in their communities, have demonstrated leadership abilities and are eager to contribute their talents and time to the betterment of Texas.

Today also marks a historic event with the Investiture of Sarah Jackson as the Texas Lyceum’s 2022 President, the first woman of color to lead the statewide nonprofit organization. She will be joined by the 16 new directors at this annual ceremony held at the Texas Capitol.

“I am honored to form part of this prestigious organization that includes alumni with notable public service experiences at the state and federal level,” remarked the Councilwoman, “Being in the company of individuals ready to share their experiences and expertise will better prepare me as a local leader as I gain more insight into complex topics that have disparate impacts across our communities.”

Lyceum Directors meet four times each year in quarterly meetings across the state. This year’s meetings include “The New Border: Commerce, Culture and Confluence” in El Paso, TX and “The Sustainability of Texas Communities West of I-35: Collaborative Opportunities for Agriculture, Business & Healthcare”.

To learn more about the Texas Lyceum, visit www.texaslyceum.org.

This press release was produced by the City of San Antonio. The views expressed here are the author’s own.