You are invited to attend the alumni career panel on careers in public service from 2 to 3 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 18 in 156C Corbin Education Center.
Curious about a career in public service? Join three Wichita State alumni who have turned their political science and leadership training into careers in local government, and hear how they got from campus to city hall. Come ask questions, get career advice, and connect with alumni who are putting their degrees to work for their communities.
- Stacy Goss (’10) is communications director for Hutchinson Public Schools and represents the Northwest District on the Hutchinson City Council, where she has served as vice mayor and mayor. She has prioritized reinvesting in the city’s water infrastructure while working to attract new industry and support small businesses.
- Dalton Glasscock (’17) is vice mayor of Wichita and represents District 4 on the Wichita City Council. A WSU graduate and former adjunct lecturer, his career spans political campaigns, strategic communications, state and local government, and international relations.
- Breea Clark (’05) is a former mayor of Norman, Oklahoma, and now serves as the city’s international liaison and as director of the JCPenney Leadership Center at the University of Oklahoma. She earned her J.D. from the University of Oklahoma College of Law.