Centennial Lecture

Three Decades of the Conservation Society Professorship

Honoring a Legacy of Teaching, Research,
and Leadership in Historic Preservation

Saturday, March 15, 2025 @ 2:00 PM

La Villita Room in the Durango Building
501 West César E Chávez Boulevard, San Antonio, TX 78207

Conservation Society Members, Capital Club Donors, and the School of Architecture + Planning are invited to join us to celebrate.

The afternoon will start off with a presentation by William A. Dupont, FAIA and graduates from the UTSA Historic Preservation Program. A reception will follow in the River Walk Room with light bites and continued exploration of the many scholarly activities that were made possible by the endowed professorship.

William Dupont - Endowed Professorship

UTSA Historic Preservation Program Graduates

Master of Ceremonies
Laura Carrera, AIA, M. Arch, 2010 (Partner at Urbano Architects)

Speakers
Miguel Saldana, AIA, LEED AP, M. Arch., 2009
Amanda Garza, RA, RID, IIDA, M. Arch., 2015
Marcus Huerta, M.S. Arch., 2019
Norma Cardenas-Flores, M.S. Arch., 2026

William A Dupont, FAIA
Conservation Society Endowed Professor 2007-2025

Seating is Limited – Deadline for Registration: Friday, March 7, 2025

THE SAN ANTONIO CONSERVATION SOCIETY ENDOWED PROFESSORSHIP WAS MADE IN MEMORY OF MARY ANN BLOCKER CASTLEBERRY: The San Antonio Conservation Society Endowed Professorship supports the Master of Architecture program at The University of Texas at San Antonio, in particular, coursework in research about and preservation of the urban fabric, buildings, places and landscapes of San Antonio, South Texas and Northern Mexico. The San Antonio Conservation Society Endowed Professor shall be a recognized scholar and designer who specializes in the preservation of historic buildings and sites, and is actively involved in the training of architects.

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