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DANIEL M. ORTIZ, who served as Executive Director of the
Mexican-American Alcoholism Program from 1991 to 1997, and currently serves as a Contract
Administrator for the State of California Department of Health Services, Cancer Detection
Section, is a faculty instructor and mentor. Mr. Ortiz has also served as the
Targeted Assistance Manager for the San Joaquin County Human Services Agency-Refugee
Assistance Program; Program Planner for the San Joaquin County Department of Aging,
Children’s and Community Services; Program Planner for the Community Action Agency of
San Joaquin County; and as Special Projects Coordinator for the California Indian Manpower
Consortium, Inc. He has also served as Vice-Chair for the California State Advisory
Council of Refugee Assistance and Services; Secretary of the California Welfare Directors
Association; as a Member of the Asian Pacific Counseling Center; and has been appointed by
the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors to serve on the Title 1 HIV Health Services
Planning Council. Mr. Ortiz reads, writes and speaks Spanish, holds a Secondary Teaching
Credential in Social Science, earned a Professional Certificate in Alcohol and Drug
Studies from University of California, Davis, and earned his Bachelor of Arts in Social
Science from California State University, Bakersfield, in 1977. |
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