A lifelong Red Raider, Wrye Mauldin brings her passion for Texas Tech as well as the agriculture industry to the Consortium. Graduating from the Davis College with a major in Agricultural Leadership and a minor in Political Science, Wrye’s academic journey laid the foundation for this role with the Produced Water Consortium.

During her college years, Wrye seized opportunities to gain hands-on experience, including a pivotal internship with the Texas Senate where she worked as the Committee Clerk for the Water, Agriculture, and Rural Affairs during the 87th Texas Legislature under the guidance of Chairman Charles Perry. During this time, she got to work with constituents, delved into water policy where she found her love for water conservation and wanted to make a career out of it.