

Fidel Flores, MBA
Marketing & Communications Manager
Fidel Flores is the Marketing & Communications Manager for UT School of Public Health San Antonio. As the Marketing & Communications Manager, Fidel is responsible for promoting the school’s events and program initiatives, and communicating the school’s research, education, and community service missions. Fidel has over 15 years of media and marketing experience in the Education and Non-Profit fields. He holds a BFA in Film & Television from New York University Tisch School of the Arts and an MBA in Marketing Management from the University of Texas at San Antonio.

Stephanie Gonzalez-Sanabia
Faculty Process Support Specialist
Stephanie Gonzalez-Sanabia, grew up in Puerto Rico. Ms. Gonzalez-Sanabia has a master’s degree from Walden University in Resources Management with a specialty in Organizational Strategy.
Stephanie is currently the Faculty Process Support Specialist for the UT School of Public Health San Antonio. She has over 10 years of academic and administrative experience working with UTSA, UPRM, Ana G. Mendez System (Carolina and Cupey Campuses), and most recently UT Health San Antonio's School of Nursing. She served on several institutional committees and councils at the School of Nursing at UT Health San Antonio. She also served as the secretary for the School of Nursing Staff Assembly. Mrs. Gonzalez-Sanabia is also a member of the Business Officers of Nursing Schools (BONUS) in the American Association of Colleges of Nursing. Through these experiences and day-to-day interactions with personnel across campus, she built strong relationships with colleagues on campus and the surrounding communities.
She is a self-motivated individual who employs inspiration, leadership, and teamwork to design and execute prominent office; exceptional time management, problem-solving and organizational skills with a proven ability to work proactively with executive-level administrators. She has a great passion for working in higher education and mentoring colleagues to achieve their full potential.