Forum 2002 - Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission

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About the Presenter:

Eddie Molina 
Special Assistant to the Deputy Director for Administrative Services
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission 

Eddie Molina, originally from the Rio Grande Valley in South Texas, has been employed in Texas State Government for the past 25 years. He is currently the Special Assistant to the Deputy Director for Administrative Services. Prior to that he was the Director of the Financial Administration Division and the Director for the Grants and Contracts Management Division of the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission. Eddie also worked as the Manager for Administration and Logistical Support in the Municipal Solid Waste Division, and has served within the Associateship for Environmental and Consumer Health Protection with the Texas Department of Health. 

He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Texas (1979) at Austin and a Master of Public Administration from Southwest Texas State University (1989) in San Marcos and is an active member of the Pi Alpha Alpha National Honor Society for Public Administration. He served as Chair for the Master of Public Administration Advisory Council at Southwest Texas State University. Mr. Molina also served as President of the Board for the Central Texas Chapter of the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA). He currently serves as Chair of the Membership Committee for CenTex ASPA and as an Adjunct Professor at Southwest Texas State University. In addition, Mr. Molina currently serves on the Advisory Board for the Certified Public Manager Program at Southwest Texas State University. 

All of Eddie's career has been devoted to Public Health and Environmental Health. He was instrumental in the consolidation of environmental regulatory programs from the Texas Department of Health into the Texas Water Commission. Mr. Molina also served as part of the Consolidation Management Team which consolidated the Texas Air Control Board and the Texas Water Commission to form what is now known as the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission.