Keith Rosen is a retired professor of history and political science who taught from 1981 to 2015.  He has also been a tour guide since 2000.  He have been involved with the LWV for over 30 years, distributing the LWV guides to students and people whom he knows and sending students to the old office to volunteer.

Rebecca Saldaña is a native Houstonian, brand strategist, and designer.

Ms. Saldaña received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Communications from the University of Houston. With over 19 years of industry experience, she has worked with a wide range of small businesses to large corporations from various industries, including Banking, Energy, Hospitality, Publishing, Restaurant, and Utilities.

As a first-generation American, Rebecca has been actively interested in social justice issues. Most recently, as many social injustices bubbled to the surface for the world to see, she felt compelled to do more impactful work. Motivated by her past experiences, she aims to engage and inform voters so they can elect public service leaders who represent their values.  

Alma Vazquez is the Special Assistant to Sindhu Menon, Executive Director and Chief Information Officer for Harris County Universal Services. Prior to HCUS, Ms. Vazquez was the District Case Worker and Senior Immigration Specialist for Congresswoman Sheila Jackson (D-TX18). In her previous role, Alma assisted constituents as a liaison for federal agencies and participated in delegations about complex border issues affecting the state and the country.

Ms. Vazquez holds a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Houston and is pursuing a master’s degree in public policy and administration from the University of St. Thomas. She also holds a paralegal certificate from the University of Houston Continuing and Professional Studies.

A first-generation American, Ms. Vazquez is the daughter of hardworking immigrants, was born in the Rio Grande Valley and is now the mother of two civically engaged children. She graduated from Stephen F. Austin High School in Houston and is a proud resident of the East End community.

Cory Williams is a full-time 2L law student at South Texas College of Law Houston. She had a long and successful career in public libraries before pivoting to law as a second career. She made the switch to become more involved in the work of protecting civil rights, including in the areas of elections and voting policy. She has worked with the LWV in the past as part of the Voters Guide proofreading team for several issues, and participated in a few meetings with the Education Position and Questions Committees.