Elias Ramirez is the Director of Communications at NextGen Scholars for Change (NGSC). A first-generation Mexican American, Elias is recognized for his impactful community service in Galveston County, including being a finalist for the Galveston Daily News Citizen of the Year 2024. Currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in public service leadership at the University of Houston Clear Lake, Elias is expected to graduate in Spring of 2025. His plans include furthering his education with a master's in public administration and obtaining his law degree from Texas Southern University. In addition to his studies, Elias serves as a Program Coordinator at the Galveston County Food Bank, an Emerging Leader Board Member with the Texas Network of Youth Services, and an alum of the Texas PACE Student Advisory Council. He also serves as a Lifeline of Galveston County board member, advocating for animal welfare, and the Parliamentarian for LULAC Council #255. At the City of Texas City, his hometown, Elias chairs the Community Development Block Grant Citizens Advisory Committee and the Keep Texas City Beautiful Committee. He is an active Mainland Toastmasters member and the League of Women Voters Galveston. Elias's commitment to community service is further demonstrated by his co-founding of the Hispanic Business Network of Galveston County and his management of local and state political campaigns, where he developed voter-centric messaging for Galveston County. Elias is passionate about community service and aims to inspire others to create positive change.
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