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Lucas Joel Thomas

Lucas Joel Thomas, ’20 MA English, is an adult ESL teacher at UCEDA School in Las Vegas. He previously taught high school English at Basic Academy of International Studies in Henderson. Since 2019, he has self-published 10 books, including three coming-of-age novels, three plays, and four poetry collections. Thomas enjoys reading, writing, learning new languages, and spending time with friends and family. His wife, Ana Thomas, ’24 MSW, recently completed training to become a licensed clinical social worker.

Scott Horn

Scott D. Horn, ’01 BS Special Education, is a substitute teacher. He enjoys collecting baseball cards.

Andrea Corral Rodríguez

Andrea Corral Rodríguez, ’17 BA Psychology and Journalism and ’23 MSW, is a registered social worker in Québec, Canada.

Kaylyn Calove-Marella

Kaylyn Calove-Marella, ’24 BA English, is a marketing communications manager who leads branding, marketing strategy, and customer communications across multiple brands. She also freelances, helping small businesses build their brands and digital presence through design and marketing. Outside of work, Calove-Marella enjoys hiking and traveling throughout the Southwest, earned her skydiving license, and continues developing new creative and marketing skills.