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SAC holds 85th graduation ceremony

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SAC holds 85th graduation ceremony

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Distinguished Graduates 2013

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Travis students part of SAC graduation

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Summer registration under way

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Ceremony marks new building name on campus

 

SAN ANTONIO, TX (June 7, 2012)  – San Antonio College administrators and the Alamo Colleges Board of Trustees today officially recognized the many contributions of Susan R. and Jesse H. Oppenheimer  with the renaming of  the Academic Instruction Center in their honor.

“We have a classy and impressive building named for a classy and impressive lady and  her husband,” said Dr. Robert Zeigler, president of San Antonio College.   

Susan  Oppenheimer was the first woman elected to the Alamo Community College District Board. She served  on the board  from 1970 to 1988 and was a past president.   As a trustee, she was instrumental in the establishment of the Alamo Colleges Foundation. A graduate of Wellesley College, she worked as a chemist, teacher and lecturer.  A volunteer advocate for children and families, Mrs. Oppenheimer worked with Planned Parenthood, the United Way and the Jewish Federation.

Mrs. Oppenheimer was accompanied  by her son David Oppenheimer, and wife, Mary.   When asked how she began with the Alamo Colleges, Mrs. Oppenheimer said that after she left teaching she was  “looking for something to do, and a friend suggested that she run for the board of trustees.”

Jesse Oppenheimer, a prominent San Antonio attorney and philanthropist, died in 2009. He was a third-generation Texan,  practiced law for 63 years and  in 1969  founded his own law firm Oppenheimer, Blend, Harrison & Tate. He was a graduate of   Harvard  and a  trustee of the Woodrow Wilson International Center of Scholars in Washington.

Dr. Bruce Leslie, Alamo Colleges Chancellor, told the SAC audience that the Board of Trustees felt the  building previously named from the Oppenheimers  did not well reflect  their generous contributions.   That building on Main Avenue is now  called   Services, Trade & Industry Center.

“Because of your support what started as a few television courses has become the many new online courses,” Dr. Zeigler said of Mrs. Oppenheimer’s  work on behalf of SAC students.

The Susan R. and Jesse H. Oppenheimer Academic Center is on the south end of the SAC campus at W. Evergreen and Lewis. It houses the  Business, Foreign Languages/Philosophy, Continuing Education Departments, and the Murgia Learning Institute. The building will be abbreviated to OC for student schedules.

 

Pictured:  (from left) Dr. Robert Zeigler, Mary Oppenheimer, Susan Oppenheimer, David Oppenheimer, and Dr. Bruce Leslie.

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