Jovita Maria Bayuga

Jovita Maria Bayuga, '14 M Ed in Career & Technical Post-Secondary Education, has joined UNLV's College of Education Student Services Center as assistant director of the alternate route to licensure and field experience coordinator.

Lisa Rubin

Lisa Levine Rubin, '12 PhD Higher Education Leadership, was recognized as a 2017 Outstanding Woman Leader in Higher Education by Diverse: Issues in Higher Education. She lives in Manhattan, Kansas.

Terry Morrow Nelson

Terry Morrow Nelson, '97 BA Communication Studies, is the assistant dean of student affairs in the College of Health Care Sciences at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She recently received the President's Award for Community Service and was named Executive of the Year. She likes to do triathlons, volunteer with her faith community, and work on behalf of neglected and abused animals. Terry and her husband, Brian Nelson, have a daughter, Emily Ann, who was born May 24, 2016. The family lives in Sunrise, Florida.

Vickie Wilson

Vickie Wilson, '01 BA Sociology, '10, M Ed - Special Education, started Vegas Valley Food Tours in December 2013 as the first food tour to operate exclusively in downtown Las Vegas. While other tour companies focus on the Strip, she put the spotlight on downtown Las Vegas mom & pop shops, first-time business owners, and nationally ranked chefs. In 2016, she was able to hire her first four employees, so now there are others serving up joy in historic downtown Las Vegas. A history buff, she recently attended Boomtown 1905 at the Springs Preserve and the Nevada Museum. While some ladies collect shoes, she loves to collect and share Nevada history.  

Mary Rector

Mary Cain Rector, '74 M Ed - Special Education, retired from the Clark County School District (CCSD) with 37 years in the classroom. For 16 years she has served as volunteer chair of the Retiring Teachers Appreciation Luncheon. All CCSD retirees and their guests are invited to the event.

Lory Gatter

Lory Howard Gatter, '02, BS Business Administration - Accounting, is a truck driver.  

Richard Hunsaker

Richard Hunsaker, '83 BS Computer Science, has spent more than 30 years as a cyber society scientist. He serves as chair of the KUNV Historical Society where he is dedicated to celebrating UNLV's campus radio station from its inception in the early 1970s to the present. His hobbies include jazz music and going to concerts. He and his wife, Nancy, have two daughters, Nicole and Natalie.

Angela Khristin Brown

Angela Khristin Brown, '97 BS Education - Recreation & Leisure Services and '10 BS Education - Workforce Education, is an administrative assistant at the College of Southern Nevada. A self-published poet, she publishes some of her work through Amazon. Among her books of poetry are Blue, Broken, Build a Fire, I Rise, and Passion.

Brianna Zambrano

Brianna Vargas Zambrano, '14 BA Journalism and Media Studies, is a social media and public relations supervisor at Golden Nugget Las Vegas Hotel and Casino. A Sigma Kappa while at UNLV, she enjoys aerial arts, writing, volunteering, yoga, hiking, and crafting. In 2015 she married Alex Zambrano, '15 BS Business Administration. They own two fur babies, Fiona and Smokey. The couple lives in North Las Vegas  

JB Rizzo

Jeffrey "JB" Rizzo, '96 BS Business Administration, is a certified public accountant. He and his professional team merged with an established Los Angeles CPA firm to form Frankel Reichman & Rizzo. It is a boutique forensic accounting firm providing business valuation, litigation, and mediation support in family law, civil litigation, fraud, and embezzlement matters. The firm also provides tax and accounting services to select clients.

Jordan Hollander

Jordan Hollander, '16 LLM Gaming Law and Regulation, recently was hired as a deputy attorney general with the New Jersey department of law and public safety (office of the attorney general), Division of Gaming Enforcement, where he works in casino and employee licensing for casinos in Atlantic City. He lives in Branchburg, New Jersey.

Bryan Scott

Bryan Scott, '88 BS Business Administration, last year became the 88th and first African-American president of the State Bar of Nevada. An attorney for more than 25 years, he celebrated his 20th year with the Las Vegas city attorney's office in August 2016 and is currently the office's senior assistant city attorney. He practices in the areas of land use, zoning, and planning.