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William A. Foster
Dr. William Foster, III is an accomplished leader in
the field of education and community development.
With a career span of thirty (30) plus years.
He is a graduate of Blackshear H.S. Hearne, Tex....ver maisDr. William Foster, III is an accomplished leader in
the field of education and community development.
With a career span of thirty (30) plus years.
He is a graduate of Blackshear H.S. Hearne, Tex.
Class of ‘67.
He earned a B.S. Degree in Math/Physics/Computer
Science a M.S. Degree in Math/Guidance a Secondary
Mid-Management Certification, and a Ph.D. in
Public Administration.
He formerly served as the Central Area Director
for The National Education Associations Houston
Office for 8 yrs.
He organized and was the first President of the Texas
Faculty Association at Prairie View University.
He is the Chairman/CEO of the “City And Town Management Services Corporation.” A Community
Development Entity certified by the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
He is President of the Blakey-Foster Foundation, (a non-profit corporation).
His career started at NASA where he worked on Skylab.
He worked in the Houston Independent School District as a Math Specialist and Coach.
He work as a math instructor at Houston Community College and Prairie View University.
He has been a Consultant with TEBCO services Inc., Aqua Source, Inc.
He was a former candidate for the office of the United States Congress.
He has published several Articles, co-authored several books.
He is a member of the St. Emanuel Baptist Church.
Phi Delta Kappa Education Fraternity.
The NAACP and Red Cross
Prince Hall Masons
Former N F L agent and member of the Texas State Coaches Association.
He is listed as a member in the National Register of “Who’s Who” in Executives and Professionals, 2005-
2006 edition.
He assisted Athens Texas in receiving a “First time Homeowners Grant”.
And presently serves on the Board of the East Texas Bio-Medical Research Institute and is a United
Nations Volunteerver menos