- Performed open-source research and media analysis to support the publication of a brief overview of news relevant to U.S. national security. - Collaborated with editors on style and content of the Morning Brief.

- Graded written assignments in a Teaching Assistant role for introductory courses in American Politics and Political Theory.- Coordinated workload and regular discussions with the teaching professor

- Independently prepared syllabi, delivered lectures, and prepared and graded all assignments for undergraduate courses in American Politics.- Held regular and irregular office hours for consultation with students.- Coordinated with administrative staff to evaluate performance and resolve administrative issues to satisfy university and departmental requirements.

- Provided teaching assistance for courses in introductory International Relations and introductory American Politics, to include grading, leading discussion sections, proctoring exams, providing support for student services, collaborating with colleagues, and meeting for regular discussions with the teaching professor.

- Maintained and updated mailing lists and other administrative records, solicited donations, promoted departmental events, operated a multi-line phone system- Facilitated faculty and student support in collaboration with internal parties including the Office of Admissions, the Bursar, the Registrar, and Financial Aid.- Assisted the Departmental Chair in conducting the annual admissions review and selection process, to include managing sensitive documents, verifying application materials and academic credentials for applicants, and coordinating with administrative departments, fellow staff, and the departmental chair.

- Worked in collaboration with a group of three to provide original research and writing on local peace negotiations occurring in the context of intra-state or regional conflict in foreign countries, under a grant sponsored by the United States Department of State- Attended regular meetings with a group of twelve Research Assistants and the Director of the Center to collaborate, manage workload, and provide regular progress reports- Delivered regular status updates to the Director of the Center- Facilitated public events in partnership with locally-based human rights non-governmental organizations

- Conducted research and wrote original material on efforts by multilateral diplomatic envoys to resolve or alleviate long-term and/or frozen conflict scenarios for a web-publication, "Lessons from Multilateral Envoys" (2015).- Conducted supporting research and wrote narrative briefs for the Center's "Annual Review of Global Peace Operations" publication (2015), intended for reference by practitioners in international diplomacy.- Worked closely with Senior Fellows and the Director of the Center regarding editing and approval for original written content.- Collaborated with a team of three Research Assistants to manage workload and share information using a secure internal database

- Supported the research of the Distinguished Max Weber Chair in European Studies by performing literature reviews and qualitative analysis, collecting quantitative, statistical, econometric, and demographic information, conducting open-source research, and drafting narrative briefs on issues including European integration, the migration and refugee crises, far-right politics in Europe, and democratization studies.- Collaborated on the topic, curricula, and syllabus for a graduate seminar on democratization taught at New York University.- Played the lead role in organizing an ongoing series of lectures, roundtables, and other public engagement events, to include making logistical arrangements for visiting speakers, managing the departmental events budget, creating promotional and programmatic materials, corresponding with senior scholars and officials, logging invoices, managing room and catering reservations, and providing on-site support.- Organized a two-day academic conference, Confronting the Global Crisis: The Role of Europe (April 19-20, 2012), on the Eurozone crisis and its influence on European integration.

- Conducted open-source qualitative and quantitative research, gathered relevant information, and prepared formal executive briefings for the Councilman in support of policy proposals and issues of interest.- Corresponded with community partners and constituents on behalf of the Councilman to support constituent outreach activities - Sorted and prioritized all written correspondence under the supervision of the Legislative Aide.- Provided editing and proofreading support for official documents and policy proposals. - Attended all Council meetings to provide on-site support.