Bryce Wheeler - Director, Social Media Design & Strategy - Staff Directory

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Bryce Wheeler

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Director, Social Media Design & Strategy
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Bryce Wheeler was promoted to Creative Content Coordinator in August 2021 after joining the GCU Athletics staff as a student worker for creative content in January 2020.

Wheeler’s responsibilities include the production of creative media content for GCU's athletic programs including graphics, photos and video. He also assists in running department social media accounts. His work has been repeatedly featured nationally by SkullSparks (here, here, here and here).

After joining the men’s basketball program in the fall of 2018 as a student manager, Wheeler's responsibilities shifted from managerial duties to digital content strategy after two seasons. He continues to work closely with the program, assisting heavily in recruiting and digital content efforts. In his first full season as a part of the content staff, the Lopes won the 2021 WAC regular-season and tournament championships. Wheeler traveled with the team to the NCAA "bubble" in Indianapolis to help cover GCU's first appearance in March Madness.

Wheeler also served as a creative services intern for the Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury during the 2020-21 season. He is continuously self-teaching in graphic design, photography and video.

In his previous work experience, Wheeler freelanced in graphic design for various clients. His most notable past clients include De’Anthony Melton and Quinn Cook of the NBA, Tony Pollard of the NFL, and actor/comedian Michael Rapaport. He gained national recognition in the summer of 2019 after hip-hop artist Drake reposted a graphic he had created. Another graphic of Wheeler’s went viral in the winter of 2020, which commemorated the lost lives of rapper Nipsey Hussle and Kobe Bryant.

Wheeler is a Wasilla, Alaska, native and graduated from Wasilla High School in the spring of 2018. He grew up with his parents, Todd and Gina, and older siblings Jordan and Mallory. Wheeler is studying Sports Management at GCU.

During his high school basketball career, Wheeler won the 2018 4A Alaska State Championship with the Warriors in his senior season, who finished the season with a 23-4 record.

In his free time, Wheeler enjoys playing golf, going to baseball games and finding new places to hike.