Selected to participate in the TCCRI Clements Legislative Study Program, I will intern in the Texas Capitol during the 89th Legislative Session, gaining firsthand experience in public policy development and legislative processes. This prestigious program places conservative students in state legislative offices, providing opportunities to contribute to policymaking while upholding principles of limited government, individual liberty, free enterprise, and traditional values. Through this experience, I will work alongside policymakers, attend briefings with prominent leaders, and develop skills essential for a future in public service and policy.

As COO for the TPUSA chapter at the University of Texas at Austin, I help oversee the daily operations and strategic planning. My role involves coordinating events, managing organizational resources, and ensuring effective communication between team members and stakeholders. I collaborate closely with other officers to increase membership engagement, execute campus initiatives, and expand the chapter's presence through partnerships with other organizations. My focus is on driving efficiency and optimizing operational workflows to support the chapter's mission.

As a member of the Superintendent's Student Advisory Committee, I was nominated to represent the student body in quarterly discussions on school and district policies. In these meetings, I discuss issues such as scheduling, late work policies, strategies for garnering a larger student voting turnout, and more.

After Proposition C from the 2022 bond committee failed to pass, I was asked to come back to the bond committee to help revise and reform the proposition to make it more appealing to the voting public.

As a Committee Liaison, I served several roles. I informed the committee about how the general public, including other students, felt about proposals for the bond, I delegated and voted on the over $700,000,000 worth of bond proposals that ended up in the final version of the bond. My performance in this part of the role led to me being chosen by the Superintendent to present the committee's recommendation to the school board along side other committee members. Based on our presentation, the school board approved of the bond and put it up for a vote where over $600,000,000 worth of proposals passed.