Nicole Pedroza, ’15 BA Psychology, is pursuing a master of social work degree at the University of Southern California.

Lee Gorlin, ’15 JD, is a judicial clerk for Nevada Supreme Court Justice Michael Cherry.

Dmetri Culkar, ’15 BS Business Administration, is pursuing a law degree at the University of Michigan. His hobbies include trying new restaurants and bars as well as spending time with his girlfriend and his dogs. He lives in Ann Arbor.

Andrew Williams, ’14 BA Political Science, ’14 BS Public Administration, works for Sen. Dean Heller, R-Nev., in Washington, D.C. He has been promoted to legislative correspondent, covering energy, environment, transportation, and natural resource issues for the senator. Previously, he worked as a staff assistant. He lives in Silver Spring, Maryland.

Rob Telles, ’14 JD, opened his firm, Accolade Law, in March. The firm donates a portion of every fee to a nonprofit or charity that operates in Southern Nevada. He currently sits on committees at the Latin Chamber of Commerce, the Clark County Bar Association, the Las Vegas Rotary Club, and A-Tech Academy.

Joseph Sakai, ’14 JD, is an associate at Ballard Spahr specializing in all phases of litigation.

Shannon Phenix, ’14 Master of Social Work, ’14 JD, is a deputy public defender for Clark County.

Adriana Osorto, ’14 BS Hotel Administration, is a management associate in the human resources department at the Luxor.

Kandis McClure, ’14 JD, joined Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck’s Las Vegas office earlier this year as a policy advisor. She focuses on the Nevada state government.

Jeffrey Fleming, ’14 BA History, is completing a master’s program in history archeology anthropology at Frances’s Universite de Pau et des Payes de l’Adour. Fleming, who minored in French at UNLV, says he wants to become the best professor possible in the transcultural study of French rural intellectual history. Soccer and reading are his hobbies. He lives in Pau.

Mary Vail, ’13 Executive MBA, was the executive producer of a public service announcement, “Float Like a Duck,” which won an Award of Distinction in the 2015 International Videographer Awards competition. The PSA was a collaboration between Paragon Pools and Clark County. She represented Paragon Pools on the project. Among her contributions were developing the concept, writing the script, coordinating the production, and scouting locations. Starring the family-friendly mascot, Duckie, the PSA promotes the importance of water safety, especially for people with children. It may be viewed on YouTube.

Ann Sheahan, ’13 JD, is the domestic violence court coordinator of the Ada County Domestic Violence Court in Boise, Idaho.