Born and raised in Houston, Texas, Heather Clayton began her professional career in the oil and gas industry as a key communicator. But when Chevron Corporation bought her previous company, she became a significant part of the business. Now, Clayton sought to receive her master's degree and chose Texas Tech's College of Media & Communication Strategic Communication & Innovation program to allow her to grow as a global and international communicator for Chevron Corporation.
Paul Lopez, a respected alumni and graduate of the former Electronic Media & Communication (EMC) degree program in the College of Media & Communication, recently spoke as a guest lecturer to CoMC courses. When speaking with students, Lopez discussed his role in the entertainment workforce and what he applied from his experience as a student in his full-time career.
The Director of Public Relations at Cook Children’s Health Care System in Fort Worth, Kim Brown, went back to school after switching industries and received her master's degree at the Texas Tech College of Media & Communication. Now, Brown is thriving as the President-elect for the Greater Fort Worth chapter of Public Relations Society of America.
Alissa Fono Nixon, a 2017 Advertising graduate and National Advisory Board (NAB) member for the College of Media & Communication, has recently been nominated by the World Affairs Council’s Board of Directors to become a Global Leader of Influence.
Despite closing one chapter of her education, she is still thankful for her many experiences in such a short timeframe and desires to continue working with faculty members who have already poured into her success.
Questioning how his talents and dedication would be a match in the field immediately after graduating, Condron quickly began to set himself up for his career.
