Provide administrative support to the President & CEO, provide board administration for various Alliance boards and entities.

Chief strategist related to county, school district, and local municipal regulations. Also serving as the liaison to local Association's PAC as well as state PAC (RPAC).Responsible for the development and co-ordination of programs to educate membership of 1700 on legislative issues that may affect their business. Develop and maintain networks of local, state, and federal contacts to raise awareness of Realtor(R) issues and develop and maintain on-going relationships with local, state, and federal elected officials to obtain their co-operation on legislative and regulatory issues affecting Realtors(R).

Responsible for posting stories, video, images, and other content to the station's website as well as linking across other platforms, including social media. This included taking in feed -- Tweets, texts, photos, videos, etc. -- from reporters in the field and turn it into a cohesive story for online publication as well as maintaining the station’s presence online, on Facebook, and on Twitter during breaking news events.Further responsibilities included pitching story ideas during afternoon editorial meetings, including providing sources and potential interviews.

Produced copy for publications ranging from business, science, parenting issues, classic cars and real estate. Also proof-read and copy edited publications that include legal texts, blogs, white papers and travel guides.

General assignment reporter, focused on politics and government as well as investigative work. Covered stories including colony collapse disorder and effects on local farmers to the proposed Voter ID Bill in the state Legislature.Also appeared several time on PCN's "Journalists' Roundtable," to discuss state and local issues.

Managing editor of the Alumnae Quarterly, developing a comprehensive plan for the direction of each issue, including but not limited to: theme, story ideas, artwork, etc.; coordinated the writing and collection of all pieces for submission; set and enforced deadlines for all submissions; coordinated all magazine artwork and photography; served as primary proofreader and editor for all stories submitted by contributing writers; and coordinated the compilation and editing of the Class Notes section.Responsible for all Alumnae Office publications, comprising: Reunion and Fall Weekend brochures, invitations, etc. I served in a secondary events role by assisting with Reunion and Fall Weekends; acted as web writer for the Alumnae Office and was responsible for maintaining and updating the alumnae pages of the Wilson College web site.Additionally, served as the office representative to the three Alumnae Association Board committees, and as primary contact for all class correspondents, and when necessary, coordinated and led their training meeting.

My duties included management of a one-person office, complete coverage of one township, one borough, one school district, one police department, three fire companies and a state police barracks as well as political coverage for a three-county area in a primary election both at the state and federal levels.The position was wholly self-supervised and self-motivated, with daily check-ins to editors regarding stories for that day's edition as well as longer-term features and package writing. Exceptional organizational skills required, as well as the ability to change daily plans to reflect breaking news. Duties also include planning graphics and photos to accompany packages, as well as taking photographs for each day's article and planning photo packages for weekend events. The position required a weekend feature story every weekend and at least one page-one story per day.

I was a staff writer, with a focus on business, transportation and political beats. While with the Sun-Gazette, I covered everything from a state budget to a gubernatorial race. I also undertook several large-scale analytic pieces, including a comprehensive look at police protection by the numbers in Lycoming County -- a multi-faceted piece that detailed which municipalities had police protection, which didn't, and how much they paid per capita for that protection.

Responsible for scheduling appraisals, handling accounts receivable, invoicing clients, and handling past-due accounts.

Responsible for the preparation and handling of documents in all phases of a case, from discovery to trial. Extensive use of Microsoft Access and Excel. Duties include labeling, filing, and organizing documents, preparing witness kits and deposition exhibits, maintaining extensive pleadings and correspondence files, and overseeing production of documents to co-counsel.

Duties included translation of scholarly articles, copyediting of written work, and preparation of documents for publication in the International Journal of Comparative Labor Law and Industrial Relations.