Nate Norris Email & Phone Number

Washington, DC

Washington DC-Baltimore Area

- Represents the interests of AWWA’s 50,000 members on Capitol Hill.- Leads the development of AWWA’s legislative strategy to support policy priorities including water infrastructure funding, water affordability, lead service line replacement, and management of PFAS and other emerging contaminants. - Collaborates with partner organizations, subject matter.

Washington DC-Baltimore Area

Washington, DC

Washington, DC

As Senior Legislative Assistant, I served as part of a small team responsible for advancing the President's agenda in the House of Representatives. I conducted legislative research, developed background documents and briefing materials, monitored congressional activity, organized White House visits for members of Congress, and arranged congressional.

Washington, DC

The Council on Environmental Quality advises the President, develops environmental policies and initiatives, provides support to federal agencies, coordinates federal implementation efforts, and oversees environmental reviews and permitting for infrastructure projects.As Special Assistant, I worked as part of a small team to advance the President's agenda.

Washington, D.C.

As an intern, I assisted the legislative affairs team by drafting correspondence and briefing materials, monitoring bills and votes, reporting on congressional hearings, and completing other duties as assigned. After my internship, I was hired to serve as Special Assistant to the Director for Legislative Affairs.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

I was selected by the University of Texas system for a fellowship at the school's Washington, DC campus. I took classes on federal public policy and interned full time at the White House Council on Environmental Quality.

Austin, TX

I assisted Professor Sean Theriault with research on polarization in the United States Congress and conducted my own research on the impact of campaign finance legislation on presidential elections.

Austin, Texas

I was elected to serve as President of the University Democrats, the University of Texas' chapter of College Democrats. I led weekly meetings with local speakers, organized volunteer opportunities, held a legislative lobby at the State Capitol, and organized a fundraiser which raised over $5,000 from the local community.