• Coordinated legislative engagement for 21 member organizations in the 2019 Oregon Legislative Session• Collaborated with 12 organizations to advance funding legislation for the Oregon Agricultural Heritage Program

• Researched the federal government’s legal authority to decarbonize the national energy system and sequester greenhouse gases• Drafted greenhouse gas emissions reduction legislation in Oregon and Washington • Drafted motions, declarations, and briefs for climate recovery litigation in federal and state courts• Worked with scientific, medical, and historical experts on expert reports and deposition preparation in Juliana v. U.S.• Represented the organization at conferences and fundraisers• Served on the U.S. Climate Action Network’s (USCAN) Equitable and Ambitious Climate Vision Committee

• Wrote memoranda on evidentiary issues with Google Earth images and venue transfer in the U.S. District Courts for the Northern and Eastern Districts of California• Evaluated Federal Energy Regulatory Commission comments on Pacific Connector Pipeline and the Jordan Cove Liquefied Natural Gas Export proposal

• Wrote memoranda and policy papers addressing a variety of natural resources issues, including: compliance with Endangered Species, Clean Air, and Clean Water Acts; riparian regulation; agricultural land conversion; conservation easements; pesticides; and natural resource impacts from marijuana legalization• Drafted bill amendments and worked with stakeholders to pass Senate Bill 202, which established a task force on independent scientific review of major state decisions affecting natural resources

• Assisted University President Emeritus Dave Frohnmayer and Dr. Barbara West with course logistics• Edited weekly writing assignments

• Co-authored (with Professor Mary Christina Wood) an encyclopedia chapter on the role of the Public Trust Doctrine in environmental law, published in Edward Elgar's Encyclopedia of Environmental Law• Researched book award and publicity opportunities for "Nature’s Trust: Environmental Law for a New Ecological Age"

• Co-authored a policy paper on constitutional limitations for carbon pricing proposals in Oregon, two white papers on municipal and university carbon offset policy, five campaign finance reform bills for the 2013 Oregon legislative session, and a white paper on campaign finance laws and politics in Oregon and the U.S.• Met with state and federal elected officials to discuss campaign finance reform research and legislation• Evaluated legality of the Unified Primary ballot initiative proposal in Oregon• Assisted with design of surveys gauging sustainable attitudes and behaviorsFor more information about Policy Interactive, see http://www.policyinteractive.org/about/

• Supported youth legal actions seeking climate recovery for current and future generations by writing and editing memoranda, complaints, briefs, petitions for rulemaking, ordinances, and press releases• Supported the Youth Climate Action Now (YouCAN) Eugene Campaign by: meeting with local elected officials and city staff; testifying at over 20 public meetings; interviewing for print, radio, and television media; building coalitions with local organizations; and recruiting and supervising four undergraduate interns

• Facilitated presentation practice and exam review for student groups

• Managed site at the busiest natural attraction in Oregon (over two million visitors per year)• Supervised seven employees, developed English/Spanish interpretive programs, and collaborated with volunteer organizations• Enforced laws, provided emergency medical aid, and maintained trails