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VITAE ROBERTO R. ZAMORA PH. D. University of Texas Pan American VITAE ROBERTO R. ZAMORA PH. D. University of Texas Pan American College of Education Department of Educational Leadership 1201 West University Drive Edinburg, TX 78541 956.655.7831– Office 956-458-5754 – Cell [email protected] EDUCATION 1977 – 79 Ph. D. December 1979 University of Texas at Austin Field of Study: Educational Administration Austin, Texas Dissertation: Information and Managerial Decision Making in a Governmental Agency (The Texas Education Agency) 1974 – 77 Post Graduate Studies Pan American University Educational Administration Edinburg, Texas Spring 1975 Post Graduate Studies Sul Ross State University Educational Administration Alpine, Texas 1973 M.ED. Pan American University Major: Secondary Education, Supervision Edinburg, Texas 1968 BS Pan American College Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Edinburg, Texas CERTIFICATION 09/20/79 Life Professional Superintendent 12/16/75 Life Professional Mid-Management Administrator 08/01/73 Life Professional Supervisor 08/01/70 Life Provisional High School- Biology 08/01/70 Life Provisional High School - Chemistry 1 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2014 – Present Assistant Professor, University of Texas Pan American, College of Education, Department of Educational Leadership, Edinburg, Texas 2012- 2014 One Year Appointment, Lecturer, University of Texas Pan American, College of Education, Department of Educational Leadership, Edinburg, Texas 2005 – 2013 Partner, Institute for School Excellence Self – Employed 2004 – 2005 Lecturer, College of Education – Educational Leadership Department The University of Texas Pan American, Edinburg, Texas 2003 – 2004 Regional Director, Texas Migrant Head Start Program Texas Migrant Council (Current Name – Teaching and Mentoring Communities) Regional Office, Donna, Texas Headquarters, Laredo, Texas 1997- 2001 & 2001-20013 (Break in service due to retirement from August – October, 2001) Superintendent La Joya Independent School District, La Joya, Texas 1994 - 1997 Executive Director Region One Education Service Center, Edinburg, Texas 1992 – 1994 Executive Assistant to the Commissioner of Education Texas Education Agency, Austin, Texas 1987 - 1992 Superintendent La Joya Independent School District, La Joya, Texas 1985 - 1987 Deputy Executive Director Region One ESC, Edinburg, Texas 1981 - 1984 Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction McAllen Independent School District, McAllen, Texas 78501 1980 - 1981 Principal, La Joya High School La Joya Independent School District, La Joya, Texas 1979 - 1980 2 Director, Administrative Services Education Service Center Region 20, San Antonio, Texas 1977 – 1979 Executive Assistant to the Director of the Division of Program Evaluation and to the Director of the Division of School Accreditation Texas Education Agency, Austin, Texas 1975 – 1979 Principal, Alton Elementary School Mission Consolidated Independent School District, Mission, Texas 1974 – 1975 Assistant Principal, Fort Stockton High School Fort Stockton Independent School District, Fort Stockton, Texas 1973 – 1974 Assistant Principal, Mission Jr. High School Mission Independent School District, Mission, Texas 1969 – 1973 Teacher, Biology/Physical Science, Mission High School, Mission Independent School District, Mission, Texas 08/68 - 06/69 Teacher, Life Science, Mission Jr. High School Mission Independent School District, Mission, Texas SUMMARY OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES Assistant Professor, University of Texas Pan American, College of Education, Edinburg, Texas, 2014 - Present As an assistant professor, responsibilities include teaching traditional and online graduate level educational leadership courses. Lecturer, University of Texas Pan American, Edinburg, Texas, 2012-2014 Taught traditional and online master’s degree level courses in the Department of Educational Leadership, College of Education. Partner, Institute for School Excellence, McAllen, Texas, 2005 - 2012 Assisted districts and schools with systemic school improvement, improving organizational health and enhancing leadership effectiveness. Also, assisted GEAR UP schools create and implement structures and strategies to graduate students college and career ready. Faculty Member, the University of Texas Pan American, Edinburg, Texas, 2004 - 2005 Taught one doctoral level course and traditional master’s degree level courses in the Department of Educational Leadership, College of Education. Regional Director, Texas Migrant Head Start Program, Donna, Texas, 2003 -2004 Provided leadership essential for effective implementation of the Migrant Head Start programs operating in Starr, Hidalgo and Cameron Counties. The purpose of the program was to provide comprehensive academic, health, nutrition and parental involvement services to migrant students. 3 Superintendent, La Joya Independent School District, La Joya, Texas, 1997 - 2003 Provided leadership in a rural, fast growth district expanding about 224 square miles. The vast majority of students were Hispanic and low socio-economic with Spanish as the primary language. Student enrollment increased between 600 – 1200 students per year and reached an enrollment of about 20,000 in 2003. The District attained a TEA Recognized accountability rating for student performance in 2001 and the top rating – Superior Achievement Rating - in the state financial accountability system – the Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST) in 2002 -2003. Executive Director, Region One Education Service Center, Edinburg, Texas, 1994 – 1997 Provided leadership for the overall operations of the Region One Education Service Center which served 37 districts and charter school systems in seven counties - Cameron, Hidalgo, Jim Hogg, Starr, Webb, Willacy, and Zapata – extending from Brownsville to Laredo, Texas. Primary responsibilities were to deliver programs and services to assist school districts improve student performance, operate efficiently and effectively, and implement state requirements. Executive Assistant to the Commissioner of Education, Texas Education Agency, Austin, Texas 1992 – 1994 Coordinated work of TEA units to accomplish Agency's goals and objectives; provided leadership and coordinated development and administration of the Agency’s annual operating budget, reorganization efforts, Legislative Appropriations Request, strategic plan, and decentralization of technical assistance services to education service centers; provided leadership and oversight for the State Funding Division, the National School Lunch and Breakfast Program Division, Resource Analysis and Reports Division, Technology Applications Department and the Federal Contracts and Grants Office; coordinated and managed the 1993-94 Agency reorganization efforts; served as hearing officer of employee grievances within Office of Operations and School Support Services and as assigned by the Commissioner; represented the Commissioner at certain activities as assigned by the Commissioner; presented to legislators and/or legislative staff on various topics such as state funding, administrative costs, facilities, and agency budget; served as Agency facilitator for the SBOE Finance Committee; presented to Commissioner’s Superintendents Council and Executive Directors Council as needed; and, served on Commissioner's Cabinet and advised on state educational policies and issues. Superintendent, La Joya Independent School District, La Joya, Texas 1987-1992 Responsible for the overall operations of the district. Implemented a research driven, systemic school improvement model to enhance student performance; established a district-wide Creative Productive Thinking gifted and talented program that integrated non-traditional identification criteria to identify and serve historically underserved students; established computer assisted instruction labs for grades 3- 12; initiated implementation of Middle School program; expanded services available to migrant students; emphasized development of proficiency in two languages--English and Spanish--and promoted the design and implementation of an instructional program for this purpose; created "school wide" Chapter I Programs to complement instructional programs; expanded special education services; and, expanded the performing arts program. Through these and other initiatives, La Joya I.S.D. was one of nine districts throughout the nation to be recognized in a report titled Improving Education: School Districts Implementing the Effective Schools Model (February, 1990) for its implementation of an effective schools model for improving instruction. This report was prepared by the Office of Educational Research and Improvement - Department of Education – for the Committee on Education and Labor of the United States House of Representatives. In 1990, La Joya High School received the top award in the Texas Governor's Educational Excellence Award Program for gains in academic achievement, one of only five such awards given throughout the state; Deputy Executive Director, Region One Education Service Center, Edinburg, Texas 1985-1987 Responsible for leading, managing and coordinating all Division of Instruction Programs - Bilingual Education, Migrant Education, General Education, and Special Education; coordinated the development of the Standard Application System - A comprehensive plan of all the Center activities including goals, objectives, activities and budget; developed, coordinated and provided Instructional Leadership Training for Region One administrators as 4 per HB72 requirements; coordinated and provided Texas Teacher Appraisal System Training
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