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Chicago, IL, US

Alexandria, Virginia, United States

As Program Services Manager of Hotel Operations, I am in charge of securing hotel rooms and meeting space for approximately 10,000 program participants annually. I generate and approve purchase orders for meals, meeting space, and audio/visual needs. I also monitor enrollment updates, meal counts, and hotel operation budgets in excess of.

Fairfax County, Virginia, United States

The Fairfax County Criminal Justice Advisory Board is responsible for coordinating all phases of planning for the Criminal Justice System in the County of Fairfax and furnishing its advice and recommendations to the County Executive and, as appropriate, to the Board of Supervisors. I am the representative from the Providence District

Fairfax County, Virginia, United States

The purpose of the Fairfax County 250th Commission is to implement the preferred approach for organizing and leading County-wide efforts for an inclusive observance, celebration, and commemoration of the Semiquincentennial anniversary of the American Revolution, the Revolutionary War, and the Independence of the United States of America.

Fairfax, VA

The Human Rights Commission is a 12 member board has one representative for each member of the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors. I represented for the Providence District and currently serving my first three-year term. The Commission takes the approach of not only receiving and investigating complaints alleging a violation of the Human Rights Ordinance.

Falls Church, Virginia, United States

Since 2005 I have been a member of the Temple Rodef Shalom Religious School faculty. I have taught Kindergarten, 2nd grade, 4th grade, 7-9th grade and have been a substitute teacher for several other grades.My responsibilities have included; writing weekly lesson plans, managing classrooms of between 12-18 students, and regular communication with parents..

Washington D.C. Metro Area

The American University Alumni Board (AUAB) has existed since the 1950s, and operates to govern the AU Alumni Association (AUAA), providing strategic insight and professional expertise to assist the university’s outreach effort to alumni. I served two terms of the AUAB including as Co-Chair of the Alumni Affinity Outreach Commitee

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

As JSA's development manager I was responsible for responsible for the project management of JSA’s in-person and digital development events, including securing high-profile speakers, and served as the project lead on event operations and logistics. I also worked closely with JSA's Program Team to ensure that students were recruited, selected, and supported.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

As the Program Director for the Northeast and Southeast, I was responsible for providing guidance and direct assistance to the students who lead the JSA chapters in those two regions. I worked with them on chapter recruitment and maintenance, fundraising, as well as other priorities they have. I also helped facilitate certain aspects of the fall, winter.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

As the program manager of the American Council of Young Political Leaders (ACYPL) I managed our international exchange programs for young political and policy leaders from the United States and around the world. I had day-to-day oversight of program development and implementation, provided guidance and support to program officers, and managed the.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

As a senior program officer with the American Council of Young Political Leaders (ACYPL), I worked with my colleagues to design and implement 8-14 day program exchanges for young political and policy leaders (aged 25-40) both here in the US and around the world. For programs with international delegations, I coordinated logistics and programming including.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

As a program officer with the American Council of Young Political Leaders (ACYPL), I was responsible for helping to design and facilitate 8-14 day program exchanges for young political and policy leaders (aged 25-40) both here in the US and around the world. My role involved coordinating many aspects of individual programs, and serving as a liaison between.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

As the president of the DC YAC I was responsible for leading our chapter, which represents all of the young alumni in the Washington,DC/Maryland, Virginia Area. Along with our vice president and e-board members, I worked with each member of our board to help them develop their ideas, and ensured that we organized events that appealed to a wide variety of.

Alexandria, Virginia

As the vice chair of the Historic Alexandria Resources Commission (HARC), I was responsible for helping to advocate on behalf of HARC's priorities, including the preservation and restoration of historic buildings, artifacts, and records in the City. Additionally, I worked with my fellow commissioners to advise the City on the use of certain historic sites.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

As the vice-president of the DC YAC, I was responsible for interviewing prospective board members, as well as helping to organize, manage, and promote YAC events. Additionally, I worked in conjunction with the YAC president and the Office of Development and Alumni Relations to ensure that board operations run smoothly, as well as with other AU offices and.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

As a fellow with the Presidential Inaugural Committee's Parade Team, I was responsible for recruiting, training and managing volunteers and volunteer leaders, who took part in the Official Inaugural Parade. I worked closely with the parade operations coordinator, and other fellows to properly prepare the volunteers for specific role. Additionally, I.

Lake Worth, FL

As a field organizer with OFA-FL, I was responsible for the management of four neighborhood teams, and more than 200 volunteers in 29 Palm Beach County precincts. I developed and implemented successful voter contact efforts for western Lake Worth during Get Out the Vote (GOTV), which contributed to President Barack Obama’s victory in several crucial.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

As the President of the GLC, I represented the more than 3,500 graduate students at American University, and served as a liaison to the individual graduate school councils, while managing a budget of more than $180,000. I worked directly with the University President and the Board of Trustees on substantive issues ranging from library hours and access to.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

During my second tenure with the NEA I gathered and compiled data for reports and policy memos, and wrote a few policy memos as well. One of my more significant projects was researching and compiling information on over 100 congressional candidates during the 2010 midterm elections. The information was utilized by NEA managers at a national.

During my five months on what was one of the most competitive primary races in Massachusetts, I helped to develop a social networking strategy with an emphasis on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.In addition to creating, and maintaining the main Facebook group, I I also assisted in advertising for campaign events, which resulted in media attention and.

During my three months with the campaign, I assisted the managing of volunteers for 21 different precincts in Donna Ana County. I organized canvass teams and phone bank teams and registered over 200 voters at various local establishments. Additionally, I was responsible for the logistical operations of Donna Ana County Democratic Party Headquarters, on.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

As one of two paid interns in the Government Relations office of the NEA I completed research projects on a variety of education issues including: No Child Left Behind; school modernization; the repeal of Government Pension Offset and Windfall Elimination Provision (GPO/WEP); and overall education funding. In addition to assisting federal lobbyists and.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

During my time in then-Senator Lieberman's office, I researched legislative information for staff members pertaining to education and healthcare policy. I edited and wrote policy briefs for his Legislative Assistant on education issues, and wrote letters to constituents on Senator’s behalf on a variety of issues. Additionally I organized and archived.

Greater Boston Area

During my four months with the campaign, I was responsible for contacting, interviewing and hiring interns. I assisted the Field Director with outreach and the management of campaign fundraising mailings. Additionally I represented the candidate and office at other campaign fundraisers, and supervised campaign activities for Sudbury, MA on primary day

Washington D.C. Metro Area

As an intern with then-Senator Salazar, I was responsible for assisting his staff with research projects, completing flag requests, constituent correspondence and giving tours of the Capitol!

During my internship with then-Representative Meehan, I was responsible for analysis of current and pending legislation, attending congressional hearings and assisting staffers with constituency services.

Masters Degree, Public Policy

Activities and Societies: Model United Nations, Graduate Leadership Council, College Democrats, Hillel, Jewish Student Association

B.A, Political Science

Activities and Societies: Student Association, College Democrats, Hillel, Model United Nations, International Affairs Society, Residential.

Study Abroad, Politics, History

Activities and Societies: Debate Team, Royal Holloway Student Union