District 11: Representing the City of Binghamton, Village of Johnson City & Town of Union- Member: Economic Development, Education & Culture Committee- Member: Health & Human Service Committee- Member: Cornell Cooperative Extension Board of Directors

- Completed 300-hour intership in partial fulfillment of MPA- Specifically worked with the Commission on Downtown Binghamton Development- Researched, summarized and presented a Briefing Booklet of downtown development to commissioners- Assisted with work plan preparation from the commission- Prepared meeting agendas and summaries- Prepared executive summaries on best practices- Prepared PowerPoint presentations on 2011 Census & demographic data and branding & marketing web demonstratoin

- Completed 907 hours of community service- Specifically worked with department of Patient & Family Services at American Cancer Society- Assisted with regional office coverage of Look Good, Feel Better room, including assisting with the provision of patient related information and facilitating community resource referrals for survivors and caregivers seeking assistance- Supported the provisions of regional trainings for new Road to Recovery trainings and assisted staff in identifying potential recruitment locations within rural communities of the Southern Tier- Developed volunteer recruitment and retention methods, recruited new volunteers for Look Good, Feel Better and Road to Recovery programs- Entered program data and managed accurate survivor information for program activities in Oracle's Siebel CRM and work and operated on Lotus Notes software

- Led volunteer driven youth oriented registration efforts, resulting in over 23,000 newly registered young voters, 20% of the youth electorate in Oregon- Fostered and supervised Get Out the Vote phone banks, operated on Voter Activation Network database- Worked on local media outreach for Trick or Vote, the nation’s largest non-partisan Get Out the Vote canvass. Winner of the 2009 Reed Award: Best GOTV Plan & Execution; the AAPC 2009 Pollie Awards for Best Volunteer Recruitment Program and Automated Calls: Best Use of Humor; and The Practical Progressive Official Selection 2008 - Maintained and developed existing volunteer network, operated on Salesforce database

- Specifically worked for Broome County Executive Barbara Fiala- Composed quarterly newsletters distributed countywide - Communicated with various media outlets, composed news releases, and organized media events- Extensively researched consolidation and compiled a comprehensive consolidation study

- Specifically worked for Minister of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government- Aided in constituency matters and composed constituent response letters - Composed quarterly constituent newsletters- Studied and researched previous election percentages to display and outline necessary steps for the next campaign, focusing on areas with high voter turnout and high Green Party percentages

- Undergraduate Intern Campaigned for Representative Michael Arcuri, NY 24th district and New York State Governor Eliot Spitzer- Recruited, supervised, and evaluated volunteer staff & college interns- Monitored and trained all volunteer staff to phone bank and canvass and prepared all materials for volunteers including, walking maps and call/walk lists. Operated on the Voter Activation Network database- Re-established the SUNY Cortland Young Democrats Club; organized a Michael Arcuri Meet & Greet at SUNY Cortland- Worked on SUNY Cortland voter registration as part of the Get Out the Vote campaign