Angel Luevano was recently elected Vice President for the Far West of the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC). Prior to this position, he served three years as the California state director. In addition to his leadership in LULAC, Mr. Luevano serves as a substitute teacher in the Antioch Unified School District.  A retired federal employee, Mr. Luevano worked for twenty-five years in the Department of Labor. Mr. Luevano was the named plaintiff in the case that resulted in the elimination of the Professional and Administrative Career Exam from 118 federal job classifications. He holds a BA in political science from California Lutheran College and a California K–12 teaching credential. Mr. Luevano also attended Hastings College of the Law. He is married to Argentina Davila-Luevano, the newly elected California state director.