*Proposing my own bill backed by the Assemblywoman by conducting long-term and exhaustive research of other states' laws and ordinances, existing local legislation, journalistic sources, and scientific articles.*Daily tasks including reading bill texts for possible improvements or objections, attending meetings with constituents and lobbyists, researching constituent concerns, and other office administrative duties like faxing, calling other Assembly offices, and endorsing notaries. *Attending State House events with Chief of Staff and Legislative Director in order to request bill sponsorships, speak with Assemblymembers, and attend both Assembly Committee deliberations and Assembly voting sessions. *Strengthening writing skills by drafting constituent response letters, press releases, and Assembly- and press-related correspondences.

*Conducting an inventory of library materials, requiring extreme thoroughness and patience.*Utilizing knowledge gained from time spent working as a Page and Librarian's Assistant to direct customers quickly and accurately to a wide array of resources.*Alternating between job roles as needed to best address shifting priorities each day.

*Assisted in the coordination of a springtime community dinner to support homeless individuals in New Brunswick.*Identified lists of potential donors and volunteers.*Drafted letters to potential donors and volunteers to ask for their cooperation or donation.

*Assisted library patrons in renting and returning materials. *Utilized knowledge gained as a Page to more accurately help patrons promptly find materials best suited to their needs. *Trusted with training new hires despite being in the position a few weeks.

*Re-shelved returned materials, pulled desired materials, organized shelves. *Assisted patrons in navigating library systems.*Trained new volunteers and hires.