As a graduate of SUNY New Paltz and the master’s program at the Rockefeller College of UAlbany. Bryce Mack has surrounded himself in the governmental relations field the entirety of his college journey. Earning a bachelor’s in political science and a Master of Public Administration, Bryce has learned how policy is made and how to properly connect with important stakeholders.
Prior to joining OD&A as a fellow, Bryce has interned for New York State Senator Gustavo Rivera and New York State Assemblyman Steven Raga. Assisting in policy research and answering constituent concerns. He also has local government experience through his past work with Former Nassau County Legislator Joshua Lafazan as a community liaison. Where he organized one of the first rallies against Asian Hate in New York on Long Island.
In his spare time Bryce likes to volunteer with non profit organizations such as Breakthrough T1D where he serves on the Young Adult Advocacy council and advocates for Type 1 diabetic policies. During his time in school he was a college athlete, playing rugby for the school. He is also enjoys competing in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu tournaments. Bryce is a Long Island Native.
