Univision, UTSA Athletics host 'Realities of Recruiting' phone bank May 20

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(May 19, 2010)--KWEX Univision 41 and the UTSA Athletics Department will hold a "Realities of Recruiting" phone bank from 5 to 6:30 p.m., Thursday, May 20. Univision 41 is on channel 8 on AT&T U-verse, Grande Communication and Time Warner Cable.

The phone bank will begin with an interview with UTSA President Ricardo Romo, a Fox Tech High School and University of Texas at Austin graduate who became UTSA's first Hispanic president in 1999. Former UTSA men's basketball player David President also will discuss his experiences as a recruited student-athlete from Temple High School and now as a high school coach in Marble Falls.

Throughout the two-hour event, viewers can call 877-614-4141 and ask questions about college athletics. Four phones will be answered by Spanish-speaking representatives of the UTSA Athletics Department, football equipment manager Mike Villa, assistant soccer coach Janio Cabezas, assistant sports information director Carlos Valdez and football student assistant Oscar Garcia, while two additional lines will be manned by English speakers, assistant athletic director for compliance Josh Daume and head soccer coach Steve Ballard.

This event is part of Univision's "Es El Momento" ("The Moment Is Now") initiative focused on high school graduation, college readiness and completion and parental and community involvement. KWEX Univision 41 is part of the Univision Television Group, which operates 64 television stations in major U.S. Hispanic markets and Puerto Rico and is owned by Univision Communications Inc., the premier Spanish-language media company in the United States.

 

 

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