Alys Sink
Senior Communications Lead @Evans Inc.
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WORK HISTORY
Senior Communications Lead @Evans Inc.
Supports internal and external communications for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
EDUCATION
James Madison University
Master’s Degree (M.S.)
University of London
English and Communication
Hollins University
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
ABOUT ALYS SINK
As a Senior Communications Lead with Evans, I blend strategic communications, digital marketing, and technical writing to craft content that makes an impact. With 14+ years of experience across nonprofit, academic, and government sectors, I know how to turn complex ideas into clear and compelling narratives.In my current role, I lead cross-functional teams to deliver integrated communications strategies that support mission-critical goals. From stakeholder engagement to content strategy and change communications, I bring a strategic lens to every project, ensuring alignment across channels, teams, and priorities.Beyond my professional work, I’m driven by a deep commitment to community-centered service. My research and advocacy focus on elevating the voices and experiences of women within the U.S. resettlement system. I care deeply about clear, inclusive communication — and that extends into my published work and speaking engagements: Course Author, First Steps in Dental English (Dentilingual, 2024)Created an interactive Continuing Education (CE) course for Korean dental professionals focused on foundational English communication in clinical settings. Conference SpeakerPresented original research at national conferences, including the National Women’s Studies Association (2024), Conference on College Composition and Communication (2023), and Feminisms and Rhetorics (2019). Topics include equity in workplace writing, inclusive design, and community storytelling. Academic Author, VA Engage Journal (2019)Wrote about the role of refugee women’s narratives in U.S. resettlement, drawing from rhetorical research and civic engagement work. Essayist, Over Big Ridge (Thing Magazine, 2016)Published a personal essay exploring memory, place, and identity in the Appalachian region.Whether guiding internal change, shaping public narratives, or designing inclusive learning experiences, I aim to make communication meaningful and accessible. Always happy to connect with leaders and organizations driven by impact and integrity.
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