- Managed The Footnote's website in collaboration with the other Co-Director of Digital Content and the Footnote team, which entailed weekly uploading of articles in line with editorial standards- Served as a contributing author and editor

- Taught on a semi-regular basis a weekly undergraduate history discussion of approximately twenty students- Facilitated thinking about historiography, source evaluation, and critical literature reviewing- Graded undergraduate reading and writing assignments, assessing argumentative understanding, analytical skills, and writing ability- Held weekly office hours for students to discuss individual questions and concerns- Collaborated with faculty to develop class standards and protocols

- Processed and re-processed 100 boxes of archival material- Fulfilled internal and external research requests on behalf of the Head Archivist- Trained in ArchivEra to overhaul the Cathedral's collections catalogue

- Spearheaded research efforts into the business career of Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin and the creation of a specific business career research book in addition to four other department-standard research books on domestic and foreign policy and political and personal history- Tracked state ballot qualification efforts of No Labels- Wrote 2024 presidential announcement memos for prospective Republican candidates- Oversaw the research department intern and managed the department intern program, including interviewing and hiring- Provided daily updates on a top potential Republican presidential candidate

- Managed, compiled, and organized four research books on Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton's domestic and foreign policy platforms and his political and personal history, totaling over 6,000 pages- Drafted hundreds of bullets from news clips using LexisNexis- Developed rapid response documents targeting general and focused hits- Helped with media monitoring and rapid response on major current events including the Dobbs Supreme Court decision and Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmation hearings

- Liaised with senior staff, lawyers, and program coordinators to manage and schedule 427 polls; focus groups; and television, radio, and digital ads, altogether worth over $5 million in product- Substantiated thirteen polls, TV ads, and digital ads in five congressional districts- Managed department-wide resources for tracking internal and issues-based, general research- Served as the main research contact for personally-substantiated products, answering consultants' research questions and fulfilling requests for further research- Wrote and edited race reviews and research memos for consultant teams

- Updated a 2018 research book on a former Republican congresswoman using Lexis Nexis, campaign finance reports, media appearances, House votes, social media statements, and other records- Compiled backgrounders on ten Republican and Democratic candidates across eight states- Assisted Research Analysts and Regional Researchers with further research, such as investigating lobbyists and analyzing transcripts- Coordinated the Department head's calendar and scheduled department-wide meetings and events- Tracked opposition candidates- Drafted bullets keeping track of Members' votes- Liaised with outside agencies to facilitate payment for research materials- Supervised the Research Department intern- Provided department support with tasks such as mailing documents and packages, submitting materials for accounting, retrieving and distributing franked mail from the Office of the Clerk, and handling FOIA requests and responses

- Curated an online exhibit recreating a 1962 Archives exhibit featuring Franklin Roosevelt's Old Navy prints and watercolors- Wrote and edited original content for the National Archives History Office blog- Digitized and recorded primary source photographs and slides- Coordinated with the Historian of the National Archives and other History Office interns to create a long-term publication schedule for finished work

- Coordinated closely with legislative staff by assisting in a variety of capacities, primarily in research and correspondence- Handled constituents' services such as Capitol building tours, flag requests, taking and logging phone calls, and responding to mail- Wrote memos for legislative staff on various briefings attended on their behalf- Provided general office support through tasks such as staffing the front desk and helping guests

- Canvassed local neighborhoods as a part of the state party Coordinated Campaign, focusing on voter turnout for the state August primary and November general election- Supervised and participated in phonebanks for voter identification and volunteer recruitment- Entered data from phonebanks and canvassing into the VoteBuilder database- Trained volunteers in phonebanking and canvassing duties- Staffed the front desk and helped visitors to the office

- Supervised beginners' skiing classes of six to seven students aged five to seven- Taught children basic maneuvers on the snow, including turning left and right using poles, how to ride chair lifts, how to get up after falls, and safety procedures- Facilitated students' progression from having never skiied at all to making controlled turns down green circle runs in the span of two months

- Assisted ski instructors in beginners' classes of six to seven students by following along on drills, the magic carpet, and chair lifts- Worked individually with weaker students separate from the rest of the class to target noticeable struggles