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.

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.”

Jose Orozco, '10 BA Criminal Justice and '24 EMBA, is an adjunct professor in UNLV's Lee Business School. He is also the co-founder of Broches for a Cause LLC, a purpose-driven branding company, and the Orozco Siblings nonprofit, which he launched with his sister. Orozco's career began in international business with one of Ireland’s wealthiest families and later expanded into entrepreneurship, nonprofit leadership, and higher education. He focuses on building brands that combine strategy, service, and social impact, while mentoring students and investing in communities.

Katie Streit, ‘19 BA Journalism & Media Studies, works as a national correspondent for Spectrum News. She previously held a position as a general news reporter for Spectrum News 13 in Orlando. Streit continues to play tennis and travel. She’s training on walking the Camino de Santiago from Portugal to Spain.  

Pj Perez, '07 BA Journalism, joined Southern California Edison in June as senior manager of Integrated Communications Planning in the company's Rosemead, California office. He is in production on his second feature-length documentary film, Murdered on the Fourth of July, and recently produced a Las Vegas-based short film called Constant Hum, directed by UNLV alumna and film professor Roudi Boroumand.

Yazmin Flores, '25 MSW, works in child welfare and is working towards becoming a licensed master social worker. She and her husband opened a new business, Tres Niñas Cafe, which serves coffee to the community.