Dylan is a high school senior who brings deep experience in government and digital strategy.

As a freshman, he created the TikTok page @Lehistory, where he pioneered an approach to making history education accessible and engaging for Gen Z audiences.

His work in digital media has equipped him with a unique understanding of crafting compelling narratives that cut through the noise of social media and capture the attention of young audiences.

In his community, Dylan serves as a board member for the Broussard Economic Development Corporation, where he contributes a youth perspective to economic development strategies and policy decisions. He also serves as a junior counselor for Louisiana Boys State, helping to shape the next generation of civic leaders through hands-on government simulation and mentorship.

Dylan previously served as a fellow for Ballotpedia, where he gained experience in nonpartisan political information and electoral coverage. He also completed a summer internship at the Library of Congress, deepening his understanding of research, archival processes, and the institutional frameworks that support American democracy.

His combination of viral content creation, government experience, and community leadership positions him uniquely at the intersection of digital strategy and civic engagement.