I graduated from washington state university earning a B.A. Degree in English and mathematics on a Chemistry Scholarship.  I worked for Boeing Company as a Template layout Technician. i was trained in various phases of tool and die construction and fiberglass construction.

I organized the community garden project as an employee of University of California Cooperative Extension in Stockton. I have been a community volunteer, an organizer, and an employer in this South Stockton District as a UHaul rental equipment Dealer, Notary Public, Real Estate Agent, General Bldg and Electrical Contractor:  I've taught electricity, speech and nutrition in the 4-H Program.  I speak Spanish and English. 

I am also a co-founder and president of the South Stockton Merchants Association.

My philosophy is to insure that money obtained for South Stockton is used in our community.  Support job readiness programs for youth.  Support businesses in developing jobs for our community.

Dyane Burgos Medina grew up in Stockton and graduated from Bear Creek High School. Dyane was voted “Senior of the Year” for her work in community service and with children, as well as her achievements in sports and academics.

Upon graduation from high school, Dyane moved to San Diego to attend the University of California, San Diego. During her time there, she studied Spanish and human development. Dyane would ultimately receive her Master of Social Work from Stanislaus State University.

Immediately upon graduation from graduate School, Dyane knew she wanted to continue her education in the legal field to become a true advocate for the people she wanted to help. She applied and was immediately accepted to the Laurence Drivon School of Law where she graduated in May 2013.

In November 2012, Councilmember Susan Eggman was elected to the California State Assembly, leaving a vacancy on the Stockton City Council. Dyane applied with the belief that working on the city council would be a valuable way to give back to the community by lending her social work and legal perspective to the City of Stockton. Although many other qualified citizens applied, Dyane was chosen to fulfill the two-year vacancy.

Dyane’s passion for our community’s youth is exemplified in both her work and service to Stockton. Dyane has a long career working with neglected and abused children, mentoring youth through Big Brothers Big Sisters, as the Vice President of a charitable organization played a key role in securing over a million dollars over the next five years for mental health services to reduce bullying, crime, and homelessness.

Dyane is currently a clinical social worker for St. Joseph’s Medical Center and is assisting our sick and dying community members and ensuring they have the resources needed to maintain a dignified quality of life. She also serves on the Stockton Public Schools Foundation board, the Midtown/Magnolia Coordinating Committee, and is Vice President of the San Joaquin Pride Center.

Dyane and her husband Gustavo proudly call Stockton home where they are raising their daughter, Delilah Grace.