Tyler was a Refounding father for Kappa Chapter. Following graduation he went to Washington, DC to work for Senator Kay Hagan first as a staff assistant in charge of all front office operations, then as a legislative correspondent where he assisted senior policy staff with research and analysis of legislation. While working for the Senator, Tyler also worked towards his masters in government from Johns Hopkins culminating with his thesis, Legislative Impacts of Reforms and Limitations Placed on State Legislatures. He has recently begun working for Wells Fargo Advisors-Solutions. An active marathon runner, Tyler participated in the Marine Corp Marathon for the Ability Experience in DC, and runs for the Wounded Warrior Project and Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation.
Advice for students and young alumni:
“Keep an open mind to new experiences. Remain positive and roll with the punches.”