Support political, legislative and issue advocacy campaigns, political candidates and community organizations with communication consulting, to include but not limited to: media relations, political speechwriting, press releases, messaging and social media management.

- First point of contact for all NYC media personnel - Develop and manage all communication in district office including speech writing, talking points, briefing documents for member, staff messaging/strategy, press releases, media advisories, follow-ups and social media- Pitch & place news and op-eds and coordinate, and staff media interviews for member- Design and draft content for monthly newsletter to a subscribing list of ~25K constituents- Draft correspondence to email list of over 100K constituents- Support D.C. team in drafting speeches, talking points and other content

- Manage principal's profile and administrative needs including client base, meetings and travel- Served as project manager/liaison between the finance and creative departments to complete long term projects- Media relations on behalf of high-level clients- Advertising budget lead for large multi-million dollar client- Scripting, editing, and producing creative radio and television ads for clients which included political candidates, ballot initiatives, non profit organizations and advocacy campaigns

- Supported case 5 managers with 20-30 clients each by creating and executing self sufficiency plans which included job search, education, child care & professional development.- Outreach to new and prospective program clients, which includes scheduling and conducting intake.- Produced monthly performance reports for clientele of over 70- Assist in job training and workshops for clients- Created organization's electronic newsletter- Administrative duties including reception, paperwork, office management of supplies, coordinating with external entities on behalf of organization

- Coordinating campaign schedule- Voter contact through phone banking and field operations- Direct Mail/Donation management which includes vetting of donors- Community outreach- Staffing campaign events- Administrative duties as requested

- Academic and Media Research- News and Information Gathering- Assistant Work/Administrative Duties as requested

- Giving tours to incoming/prospective students, special guests, celebrities, alumni etc.- Holding information sessions for students, student groups and parents.- Official school ambassador

- Information and Events Scheduling (IES) student employees work at the Schine Student Center Information Desk, the Goldstein Student Center Information Desk, as well as the main desk in the Student Centers and Programming Services office. Tasks include:- Schedule room requests on the R25 computer system- Customer service, both on the phone and in person- Answer questions at the Information Desk from students, faculty/staff and visitors- Maintain cleanliness of the information desks- Hang kiosk posters/fliers and keep up to dateAs a student lead (since 5/2013): - Supervise 20 IES employees- Train new hires in the r25 system and CAPS program- Attend 2-3 weekly meetings- Open and close student centers

- Lead a discussion group to complement course lecture with class of 15 students once a week for 60 minutes- Plan and execute lesson plans according to course rubric- Grade students based on completed assignments, class participation, and understanding of course material- Give weekly updates to professor- Added challenge of supervising peers (some older and same age as me)