As an Advocacy Intern at TIMEP, I am responsible for carrying out the following:● Conducting research on members of congress/parliament in the U.S., Canada, and EU, including voting history and positions, while also locating relevant contact information.● Tracking ongoing policy developments, including statements and actions taken by members of government within the US, EU, and Canada.● Maintaining TIMEP’s internal advocacy reporting sheet and contact sheet.● Conduct… Show more As an Advocacy Intern at TIMEP, I am responsible for carrying out the following:● Conducting research on members of congress/parliament in the U.S., Canada, and EU, including voting history and positions, while also locating relevant contact information.● Tracking ongoing policy developments, including statements and actions taken by members of government within the US, EU, and Canada.● Maintaining TIMEP’s internal advocacy reporting sheet and contact sheet.● Conduct background research and draft memos and briefs related to TIMEP’s institution-wide advocacy priorities.● Supporting the Executive Director and Advocacy Assistant in outreach to advocacy contacts.● Attending advocacy meetings and drafting meeting minutes.● Assisting in planning proactive advocacy campaigns on relevant topics, including but not limited to conducting stakeholder mapping, drafting correspondence, and suggesting effective courses of action. Show less

As a Graduate Teaching Assistant, I assisted a Professor in delivering an undergraduate course entitled "Pro-Sem Terror in the Name of God" (INAF 100).

As a Program Officer at the Department of Agriculture, I was responsible for managing over $12MM in state and federal grants, communicating with over 50 industry stakeholders, and ensuring programmatic compliance with federal regulations and standards. ● Managed over $12MM in grant funding for the Specialty Crop Program, supporting over 100 researchers, business owners, and producer associations across the State of Montana.● Submitted grant proposals to the US Department of… Show more As a Program Officer at the Department of Agriculture, I was responsible for managing over $12MM in state and federal grants, communicating with over 50 industry stakeholders, and ensuring programmatic compliance with federal regulations and standards. ● Managed over $12MM in grant funding for the Specialty Crop Program, supporting over 100 researchers, business owners, and producer associations across the State of Montana.● Submitted grant proposals to the US Department of Agriculture (USDA), resulting in the funding of more than 75 projects.● Followed written procurement standards for the State and Agency, including documenting and tracking equipment.● Organized 5 years of grant records in an online data management system for auditors per state and federal law.● Presented and reported project impact data and prepared budget and program information for stakeholders. Show less

As a Field Director at Flip the West, I designed the Montana Electoral Field Strategy, wrote nationwide voter activation strategies, and implemented an electoral action plan for volunteer engagement across the state.● Wrote and carried out the Montana Electoral Field Strategy, resulting in more than 250,000 direct voter contacts.● Administered the Vote Tripling action plan, a nationwide grassroots effort to elect Democrats to the U.S. House and Senate. These efforts resulted in over… Show more As a Field Director at Flip the West, I designed the Montana Electoral Field Strategy, wrote nationwide voter activation strategies, and implemented an electoral action plan for volunteer engagement across the state.● Wrote and carried out the Montana Electoral Field Strategy, resulting in more than 250,000 direct voter contacts.● Administered the Vote Tripling action plan, a nationwide grassroots effort to elect Democrats to the U.S. House and Senate. These efforts resulted in over 300,000 nationwide voter contacts.● Organized, recruited for, and hosted daily electoral action events for Montana citizens. Show less

As an Administrative Assistant, I managed the administrative needs of multiple university offices: including, answering the University's main phone line, procurement, mail processing, maintaining records, and coordinating meetings. I supported the work of the Admissions Office, Office of Service Leadership, Academic Affairs Department, Office of the Registrar, College of Arts and Sciences, and School for Lutheran and Theological Studies.● Ran daily operations of the office, including… Show more As an Administrative Assistant, I managed the administrative needs of multiple university offices: including, answering the University's main phone line, procurement, mail processing, maintaining records, and coordinating meetings. I supported the work of the Admissions Office, Office of Service Leadership, Academic Affairs Department, Office of the Registrar, College of Arts and Sciences, and School for Lutheran and Theological Studies.● Ran daily operations of the office, including mail processing, answering the University's main phone, and regular purchase orders of supplies and equipment.● Maintained University records for application, academic standing, and grades, showing deference for Personal Protected Information (PPI) and Financial Information.● Scheduled and coordinated meetings for up to 20 attendees in MS Outlook. Wrote meeting minutes, revised them, and distributed them to the leadership team for review. Show less