Camille (Calimlim) Touton, ’06 BS Engineering and ’06 BA Communications Studies, returned to Las Vegas with her husband, Matthew, and their family after nearly 20 years in Washington, D.C., where she served as commissioner for the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. She is now an adjunct scholar in residence at UNLV’s College of Engineering, where she teaches Leadership in Water Systems: Sustainability and Resilience Across the American West. Touton also is founder and principal of Rotunda, River & Range LLC, a Las Vegas-based strategic advisory firm focused on water, infrastructure, public policy, and stakeholder partnerships. Her husband, Matthew Touton, '07 BS Chemistry, is also an alum.

Kelcey A. West, ’96 BA Communication Studies, is celebrating 30 years of Nehemiah Ministries, where he has served as founding pastor for the past 21 years. He also is the founder of Unity Through Knowledge College Preparatory Program, which has helped more than 3,000 students gain exposure to higher education. His wife, Carmen L. West, also is a UNLV alumna.

Bryce Ackerman, ’97 Communication Studies, is a Workforce Management Leader at Roche and was recognized by CX Network as one of its “Top 30 contact center leaders to follow in 2026.” Ackerman credits How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie with changing how he approached and listened to others when he began his career as a supervisor.

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.

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

Evan Posocco, ’18 BA Journalism & Media Studies, was recently promoted to assistant director of live event production at Monster Jam with Feld Entertainment. In this role, he oversees live event production, including in-venue content, fan engagement initiatives, creative development, and supporting technology. Posocco has worked with Monster Jam since 2017, progressing through roles including graphics operator, director, show caller, and producer.