– Followed rapidly-developing maritime disputes in Asia, responsibilities include local news monitoring, social media management, satellite imagery analysis, and working with mapping software/GIS files.

– Researched US politics to assist in the creation of official diplomatic cables covering elections and congressional hearings.– Managed embassy correspondence with hundreds of offices on Capitol Hill to coordinate major Australian outreach initiatives, including the re-launch of the Congressional Friends of Australia Caucus.– Prepared senior Embassy staff for meetings on Capitol Hill with senior US federal policymakers.– Assisted with research and advance operations to support the Prime Minister's Feb. 2018 visit to Washington, DC.

– Received University-wide Bunn Award for journalistic excellence for coverage of 2017-18 Gulf Diplomatic crisis.– Supervised four junior writers each week to produce online and print content covering on and off-campus news for university newsmagazine.– Researched and wrote two print features: one which covered the effects of the 2017-18 Gulf Diplomatic Crisis on Georgetown's Doha campus, and one which deconstructed and summarized a 120-page plan for future campus construction.– Contributed to blog and podcast coverage of the National Hockey League and international ice hockey.

– Worked to assist the research of the East Asia Research Fellow at one of Australia's premier foreign policy think-tanks.– Collaborated with the East Asia Research Fellow to analyze 25 years of US Navy operational records and create an interactive online map of the US Navy's freedom of navigation operations, which was featured in the Financial Times.– Researched and wrote articles for the Institute's blog focusing on security concerns and labor migration in Southeast Asia.– Created an index of Australia-Indonesia economic, military, and people-to-people relations to support of future Institute research projects.

– Research Assistant at Center for Australian, New Zealand, and Pacific Studies– Conducted research on interactions between foreign governments and members of the US Congress from various sources, including books, academic journals, and press reports to support a 2016 paper published by Dr. Alan Tidwell in the Australian Journal of International Affairs.– Edited and proofread drafts of blog posts written by Center staff focusing on contemporary Australian, American, and Southeast Asian politics.– Researched the legislative and diplomatic history of Canadian and Mexican efforts to eliminate the United States' country of origin labeling program for meat imports, wrote briefs to summarize my findings and inform Dr. Tidwell's continuing research.– Researched the legislative and diplomatic histories of trade agreements, visa programs, and transnational environmental policies.

– Worked with the office of Senator Michael Bennet.– Performed advance activities to support the Senator’s meetings in Colorado.– Conducted community outreach and constituent casework, with focus on immigration and adoption issues.– Managed constituent services database.

– Worked with the office of Senator Sheldon Whitehouse– Managed and categorized constituent correspondence, attended and summarized official briefings, and complied and synthesized information for Senator Whitehouse to use during Senate hearings