Daniel Meza District 2, Trustee Term Expires November 2030 Resident of Spring View District Map

Bio

Daniel Meza is a first-generation American and college graduate whose passion for education and civic engagement led him to embark on a new role. Meza was elected to the Lone Star College System Board of Trustees in November 2024 to serve District 2.

Meza graduated from LSC-North Harris in June 2015 with an associate of arts degree and was a member of Phi Theta Kappa and vice president of the Latin American Student Organization. There, he first got involved in civic engagement by volunteering for an LSC professor’s school board election campaign in 2015. That experience sparked Meza’s nearly 10-year career in civic engagement and education.

Meza is the civic engagement specialist at Aldine ISD. In this role, he manages various non-partisan civic engagement strategies for high school students, the district and the communities it serves. Previously, the LSCS trustee was a community engagement manager for BakerRipley and a voter registration community coordinator for Harris County Elections. On the education side, he served as an English as a Second Language (ESOL) teacher in Spring ISD and an English teacher in Costa Rica.

After LSC-North Harris, Meza earned a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Houston. His hobbies include reading, running, and basketball.

“I ran for a seat on the Lone Star College System Board of Trustees because I wanted to inspire and motivate students and others to step up to the plate to make a difference in their community.”