October 25th, 2012 Patti Solis Doyle St. Philip's College presents The President's Lecture Series with Patti Solis Doyle. As campaign manager for Hillary Clinton for President, Patti Solis Doyle was the first Hispanic woman to lead a presidential effort in the United States – working hard in a business where it is rare for females to lead major campaigns, and where minorities in key positions are even harder to find. Solis Doyle has been honored by Hispanic Magazine with the “2007 Latinas of Excellence Award” for her accomplishments in the area of government, politics and civil leadership. She also received Siempre Mujer magazine’s Siempre Inspiran award, honoring remarkable Latinas whose achievements and contributions to their communities are helping shape the future of Hispanic women in this country. Hispanic Business Magazine recently counted her among America’s 100 Most Influential Hispanics. Solis Doyle is the youngest of six children to Santiago and Alejandrina Solis, who emigrated to the US from Mexico in 1954. For additional information, please contact: Beautrice Butler, Director of Enrollment Management, bbutler@alamo.edu or call: 210-486-2026. Free and open to the public