League of the United Latin American Citizens
Council 4871- The Dallas Rainbow Council
Founded on June 12, 2006 - Oak Lawn Neighborhood
Council 4871- The Dallas Rainbow Council
Founded on June 12, 2006 - Oak Lawn Neighborhood
It's About Social Justice
LULAC 4871 welcomes new
president John Treviño
Vice President John Treviño became president of LULAC 4871 this past July
when former president Jesse Garcia stepped down from the position in order to
pursue an opportunity in Washington, D.C.
Per LULAC's constitution, the vice president assumes the presidency when the
position is vacated. Treviño welcomes the opportunity to serve and remain
involved in the LULAC Rainbow Council.
"I look forward to continuing the great work LULAC 4871 has done to help both
the Hispanic and LGBT community," said Treviño. "We have a terrific board of
directors who are just as passionate as I am to make a difference in the
community."
Treviño, is an in-house attorney for a local airline. He,manages a wide variety of
commercial litigation matters for the company. Prior to that position, Treviño
practiced with the firm Beirne, Maynard and Parson, L.L.P. in Houston, Texas,
from 1999 to 2005. He was also law clerk to the Honorable Hilda G. Tagle, U.S.
District Court, Southern District of Texas, Brownsville Division 1998-1999.
Treviño is a member of the State Bar of Texas, Dallas Bar Association, Dallas
Hispanic Bar Association, and the State Bar of California.
Treviño received his J. D. from the University of Texas in 1997. Treviño also
received his B.A. from the University of Texas in 1994. Prior to law school,
Treviño worked as a communications-computer systems manager and military
training instructor in the U.S. Air Force.
Outgoing president Garcia will continue to be a paid member of LULAC 4871.
He accepted a political appointment in the Obama Administration working as a
special assistant in the office of public affairs for the Administration for Children
and Families in the Department of Health and Human Services. His office is in
downtown Washington, D.C., just minutes from the U.S. Capitol building and the
White House.
"I'm proud of the amazing work LULAC 4871 has done these past five years,"
said Garcia. "We have tackled homophobia, HIV, hunger, voter apathy and
higher education issues in the Hispanic community and started important
dialogue. John Treviño will do a great job. I want to thank him, the board of
directors and the membership of LULAC 4871 for their kindness and support.
I'm going to miss them but I will remain involved with LULAC and hope to see
them at future conventions."
Treviño will serve out the remainder of Garcia's term which ends in March 2012,
when the organization elects a new executive board.
president John Treviño
Vice President John Treviño became president of LULAC 4871 this past July
when former president Jesse Garcia stepped down from the position in order to
pursue an opportunity in Washington, D.C.
Per LULAC's constitution, the vice president assumes the presidency when the
position is vacated. Treviño welcomes the opportunity to serve and remain
involved in the LULAC Rainbow Council.
"I look forward to continuing the great work LULAC 4871 has done to help both
the Hispanic and LGBT community," said Treviño. "We have a terrific board of
directors who are just as passionate as I am to make a difference in the
community."
Treviño, is an in-house attorney for a local airline. He,manages a wide variety of
commercial litigation matters for the company. Prior to that position, Treviño
practiced with the firm Beirne, Maynard and Parson, L.L.P. in Houston, Texas,
from 1999 to 2005. He was also law clerk to the Honorable Hilda G. Tagle, U.S.
District Court, Southern District of Texas, Brownsville Division 1998-1999.
Treviño is a member of the State Bar of Texas, Dallas Bar Association, Dallas
Hispanic Bar Association, and the State Bar of California.
Treviño received his J. D. from the University of Texas in 1997. Treviño also
received his B.A. from the University of Texas in 1994. Prior to law school,
Treviño worked as a communications-computer systems manager and military
training instructor in the U.S. Air Force.
Outgoing president Garcia will continue to be a paid member of LULAC 4871.
He accepted a political appointment in the Obama Administration working as a
special assistant in the office of public affairs for the Administration for Children
and Families in the Department of Health and Human Services. His office is in
downtown Washington, D.C., just minutes from the U.S. Capitol building and the
White House.
"I'm proud of the amazing work LULAC 4871 has done these past five years,"
said Garcia. "We have tackled homophobia, HIV, hunger, voter apathy and
higher education issues in the Hispanic community and started important
dialogue. John Treviño will do a great job. I want to thank him, the board of
directors and the membership of LULAC 4871 for their kindness and support.
I'm going to miss them but I will remain involved with LULAC and hope to see
them at future conventions."
Treviño will serve out the remainder of Garcia's term which ends in March 2012,
when the organization elects a new executive board.
LULAC 4871's
New President
John Trevino.
New President
John Trevino.
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LULAC 4871's
Outgoing
President Jesse
Garcia on his
first day at work.
Outgoing
President Jesse
Garcia on his
first day at work.