Kimberly Stringfellow Email and Phone Number

• Training in the internal Rules process, which includes coordination with the State Code Reviser and the Attorney General's office; lead on fiscal growth factor rules for the 5 public safety sectors (Elevator, Electrical, Contractors, Factory Assembled Structures, and Boiler/ Pressure Vessel).• Assisted the division’s Leg Coordinator during the 2021 session as an additional assignment, tracking bills in the BATS system, and exceeding all deadlines•Special Event Coordinator: • L&I Veteran's Day Celebration hosted for the first time online in 2020, and we (the event committee) are currently planning the proceedings for 2021, including the reveal of the new Space Force flag.• Thanksgiving 2020 Socially Distanced Food Bank Donation Event. We called it "Stop, Pop, and Go" where donators would donate in a drive-thru fashion; pop the trunks of their car with the food donation all ready to go. All event volunteers were masked, gloved, and socially distanced.

I was offered this position in JLARC, as to provide coverage for someone on Maternity Leave.• Communicated with State Senators and Representatives, and aided in extensive training with their admin, as meetings transitioned to fully online due to the pandemic (Skype Business, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Onenote)• Aided analysts in research projects with data input and graphics design

I deferred 1 semester of school annually to work a seasonal position at the Washington State Legislature to gain experience and pay my way through University. January to April 2018, 2019, and 2020• Learned the power of Delegation! This was my first ever time having an assistant to help with my work load. This means extra organization and extra hours of study to understand my responsibilities in order to train and give assignments to someone else.• Revised over 70 proposed bills preparatory to the weekly public hearings; assisted the committee legal staff; prepared two years’ worth of bill records and meeting files for archiving• Recorded live meeting notes for six to eight hours a week for the House of Representatives; including public testimony and votes on the passage of proposed legislation for Executive Sessions• Managed the Finance Committee webpages for public access; tracked all bill proposals, financial documents, and scheduled hearing agendas prior to every deadline

Full time student + part time on campus employee in the Graduation Unit of the Student Records and Registration Office:• Created training material for new student employees, which include introducing laws such as FERPA • Completed a rigorous reviewing process under deadline for thousands of graduation applicants; including inputting class substitutions or waivers in a program called CX, after communicating with Advisory offices• Led archiving projects to restore and protect university historical documents from 1940 and on

I deferred 1 semester of school annually to work a seasonal position at the Washington State Legislature to gain experience and pay my way through University. January to April 2014 and 2017• Prepared and organized conference rooms and supplies for the State Representative’s hearings and private councils; met deadlines to enable the congress to present and discuss their laws, by delivering and filing bills• Staffed *three committees for a total of 18 hours of meetings per week• 2017 committees included: *Local Government, Higher Education, and Public Safety• 2014 committees included: Judiciary Committee and the Appropriations Subcommittee on General Government and Technology

Yes, I had a high-schooler's dream job at an downtown ice-cream shop, complete with a juke box!• Trained new employees quickly to learn over 100 recipes and procedures, how to operate a cash register, and to give exceptional customer service. • Met with my boss frequently to discuss the employee and shop's needs, helped to hire new workers. Created alternating schedules based on revenue trends and worker's availabilities.