Linsha Qi Email and Phone Number

Legal Intern with the Democracy & Civic Engagement Team.

- Assist attorneys with case management and document preparation- Draft correspondence, deposition subpoenas, discovery requests and responses, motions, and pleadings - File and serve documents - Aid in trial preparation and in coordination of case materials - Conduct legal and investigative research related to pending litigation

- Serve as a liaison between constituents and Councilmember Worthington- Oversee inquiries from constituents- Manage 25 policy interns and their individual execution of a major project- Draft and respond to correspondence - Attend governmental, neighborhood, community, social, and business events on behalf of Councilmember Worthington- Connect residents with relevant resources - Coordinate meetings between Councilmember, constituents, and staff- Manage scheduling and office administration - Secure legal and supportive documents- Write, edit, and proof-read resolutions, ordinances, reports, memorandum, correspondences, legislation, and amendments- Conduct research on policy issues

- Research and compile data on school board elections to develop website database- Connect with local governments to obtain information regarding local election deadlines and data

- Write policy proposals, bills, opinion-editorials, and publication materials - Draft and send correspondence- Communicate with constituents and attend community meetings

- Organize the annual student body election of the Associated Students of the University of California, one of the largest, most autonomous student governments in the world- Oversee a Council consisting of 7 members, including Elections Prosecutor and Public Defender- Oversee the process and resolution of all conflicts and bylaw violations that arise - Communicate with party chairs about the deadlines and requirements for candidates to file candidacy- Explain all bylaws and how to avoid bylaw violations to candidates - Organize a Mandatory Elections Meeting for all candidates - Oversee the production of software and programming used for the tabulator to count all votes and work closely with a developer to create an optimal work-product- Organize a Tabulations Ceremony where 500+ people gather to see the reveal of election resultsPreviously the Assistant Elections Council Chair (December 2015 – May 2016): - Assist with planning the Mandatory Elections Meeting and Tabulations Ceremony- Create an online ballot and paper ballot for 10,000+ students to use to vote- Work closely with a developer to produce an engaging and efficient tabulator.

I track metrics of how many reads articles receive for specific clients and create reporting decks to update them of how many people are reading the content that is produced for those clients, thus allowing for analysis of what audience demographic to target. I also create content of different types (longform, slideshow, infographic, quiz, etc). http://www.empowher.com/users/linsha-qi

I help create new content, brainstorm ideas for writers and help the Community Manager with various tasks and duties.http://www.empowher.com/users/linsha-qi

The Berkeley Project is the largest student-run service organization on the UC Berkeley campus. Every semester, we send 1,500+ volunteers out into the Berkeley community to volunteer at 50+ sites on a single day (BP Day) and save the city hundreds of thousands of dollars with one day of service, ranging from beautifying the Berkeley neighborhoods to cleaning up residencies. As Volunteer co-director, I am in charge of a 6-person committee, selecting and training 100+ site leaders who are responsible for leading a group of volunteers to and from the site on BP Day, and sorting 2,000+ volunteers into different groups depending on their preference and the size of each site. I work closely with 18 other directors who are part of Core, the primary leadership of Berkeley Project, to keep our website updated (berkeleyproject.org), make sure we recruit enough volunteers, and get a fitting number of sites for BP Day.

As an intern for Kriss Worthington's campaign for mayor of Berkeley, CA, I do research on opposing candidates to fact-check and verify, or falsify, claims being made during campaigning. I also file campaign expenditure reports.

Assisted in recruiting new writers for the Daily Californian, helped with behind-the-scenes work and planned training sessions.

Responsible for "Week in Events"​ feature for Fall semester 2014 and wrote more than 30 articles pertaining to a variety of topics, such as Harry Potter attractions on campus, clubs to join, exercise regimes, and more. http://www.dailycal.org/author/linshaqi/