Responsible for intake for the Office of the Child and Family Ombudsman (OCFO).Manages information shared by the Montana Child and Family Service Division pursuant to MCA 41-3-209 which includes some of the following projects: -Tracks reported Missing Youth and collaborates with the Montana Department of Justice and The Montana Child and Family Services Division about actively missing youths on a monthly basis. - Tracks and measures trends in Critical Incidents, Cross Reports, and other alerts. - Assist in research and publication for the office’s annual report, child fatality report, and biannual systemic reports- Completed Montana Child Forensic Interview Training, a 36-hour experiential training that teaches how to interview children who are victims of or witnesses to crimes and abuse

• Assisted clients at the front desk with checking in and preparing for class• Created a pleasant and encouraging environment for clients that fosters all areas of healthy living • Provided necessities for class, help with bike set-up, and provide knowledge of the brand, its core values, what to expect in the cycle room, and results that follow.• Knowledgeable and able to answer questions about merchandise and packages, and other relevant facets of the business.• Ran sales and assist clients with merchandise selection and membership packages • Maintained studio cleanliness

- researched environmental laws and best practices - wrote 2 policy paper's outlining environmental education programs

• Conducted research on Democratic donors by aggregating information in NGP VAN database • Prospected and cataloged over 3,000 potential donors • Directly responsible for completing the campaign goal of receiving donations from five Republican-dominated Colorado counties

• Aided the Democratic cloakroom, clerks, and Parliamentary during the daily senate sessions and roll call votes• Prepared the Senate Chamber for daily sessions

- Served as a United States Senate Page for Senator Mark Warner for the Fall 2017 Semester. -Delivered correspondence from the Senate chamber to government offices across the U.S. Capital - 1 of 27 students across the country selected for this prestigious position

- Gave tours of the Virginia State Capital - Assisted legislative staff with various tasks - worked with the cohort for fundraising efforts