Kurt Geyrozaga, ’18 BA Criminal Justice, is an imagery analyst in the Army National Guard supporting special operations forces missions and a federal civilian imagery analyst focused on peace-building efforts in the Indo-Pacific. He is the founder and president of Veterans in Emerging Technology and AI Governance (VET-AIG), a nonprofit focused on AI governance in national security, and serves on the Clark County Law Library Board of Trustees. He was recently admitted to Harvard Kennedy School’s MC/MPA program, class of 2027. He also writes and engages on defense policy, AI governance and veteran advocacy through LinkedIn and his nonprofit work, and informally assists fellow veterans and their families in navigating VA benefits and disability claims.

Alexandra Williams, '11 BA Theatre Arts, was promoted to vice president and lead writer for WWE Raw, overseeing creative development for the flagship weekly program. She joined WWE in 2020 as a writer and producer and was later promoted to senior writer and producer before stepping into the new leadership role.

Branden Brumble, '12 BS Construction Management, worked at Conti Electric as a project engineer for two years. He now works for CORE Construction as a project manager and is part of the team that built the Advanced Engineering Building at UNLV. He also helped complete the UNLV Harry Reid Radiology Lab HVAC remodel. Brumble is currently managing the UNLV Lynn Bennett preschool project, set to open in August. Other upcoming projects he is working on include the Student Union remodel and Lee Business School.

Kimberly Stein, ’92 BS Finance and ’95 MBA, is a partner at Flangas Law Group, where she focuses on entertainment, securities, intellectual property and real estate law. Before becoming an attorney, she spent more than 12 years in business, experience she now uses to advise corporate clients. She recently returned from Antarctica, completing travel to all seven continents with her husband while representing Rebel pride.

Jennifer Hunter, ’03 BA English literature, is a classroom educator for grades 8–10 in the Clark County School District. She helped open Shadow Ridge High School and later taught at Leavitt Middle School and Centennial High School. After retiring from the district, she serves as Nevada partnership manager for Discovery Education.

Joseph Wagner, '00 BS Hospitality Administration, is a general manager and SVP at Seminole Hard Rock in Tampa, Florida.  

Willie Romero, '95 BA Political Science, is now a flight attendant at SkyWest Airlines, a regional carrier based out of Denver, after a 30-year career in higher education fundraising and philanthropy.

Jordan Hayes, '23 BA Psychology, is a lead registered behavior technician and is about to sit for her BCBA licensing exam. Hayes graduated with her Master of Arts in Applied Behavior Analysis in December 2025 and released an EP with her band in October 2025. Hayes and her band were featured in Las Vegas Weekly (February 25 - March 5).

Alessio Luinetti, '09 BA Psychology and BS Biology, board-certified psychiatrist and USAF veteran, is a private practice owner at Rinnova Psychiatry in Colorado Springs and an equity partner at Zephyr Behavioral Health and Wellness in Denver, expanding his practice to Las Vegas. He is newly licensed in Colorado for psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy and is opening one of the first legal psilocybin healing centers in Denver, Zephyr Collective, as part of the state’s regulated framework, supporting psychedelic medicine and broader access to this mental health treatment.

Francis J. Beckwith, '83 BA Philosophy, is a professor of philosophy and church-state studies at Baylor University. In May 2025, he was appointed by the White House to the advisory board of legal experts for the Presidential Religious Liberty Commission, and in July, received the Russell Kirk Paideia Prize, an award presented by the CiRCE Institute to an extraordinary veteran educator.

Iris Hattersley, '07 BA and '12 MA English, wrote two books: Lucky Thirteen, a memoir, and My Name Is Jimmy, a crime novel. She is working on her third book, a biography of her cousin, Harry Reid.

Juergen Barbusca, '84 BA German and '02 MPA, left a demanding corporate job for a yearlong gap year living in a camper van. In December 2025, he published a memoir of the experience, No Overnight Parking: A Year of Vanlife, Discovery, and the Open Road. Midwest Book Review called it “an original, exceptional, and fascinating read from start to finish. As an author, Juergen Barbusca reveals a genuine flair for the kind of narrative-driven storytelling that keeps the reader eagerly engaged from cover to cover.”