Excited to continue my career of public service by proudly serving the people of Maine! I am serving as the Committee Clerk for the Joint Committee on Education and Cultural Affairs during the First Regular Session and the First Special Session of the 130th Maine State Legislature. - Co-facilitated 122 public hearings and 152 work sessions- Logged 254 hours as Zoom meeting and/or webinar host- Maintained files for 120 bills - Performed basic secretarial duties- Processed 2,628 pieces of public testimony- Published committee notices and schedules on the webCommittee Senate Chair: Sen. Joseph RaffertyEmail: Joe.Rafferty@legislature.maine.govCommittee Senate Chair: Sen. Matthea DaughtryEmail: Mattie.Daughtry@legislature.maine.govCommittee House Chair: Rep. Michael BrennanEmail: Michael.Brennan@legislature.maine.gov**UPDATED 6/11/2021**

Delighted to join the Back 2 Blue Campaign in my home state of Pennsylvania, where we will help elect Democrats up and down the ballot in November!

I was responsible for opening the Congressman's office for daily operations. This included collecting and displaying periodicals, turning on the phones, checking the voicemail, and sorting the digitized mail inbox. Throughout the semester, I was tasked with attending Hill briefings and Committee hearings, running errands, answering phones, conducting tours of the U.S. Capitol, and drafting mail template responses.

I researched the Congressional Record for the years 1945 through 1965. My objective was to procure documents related to Soviet Armenia and the Armenia-American community residing in the United States. I organized a detailed spreadsheet for several hundred documents with the author, description, date, document type, and title so that the professor would be able to locate the documents at his convenience.

While I was enrolled in an undergraduate study abroad program, I was hired to be an RA for students in that same program. I chaperoned a field trip to Ypres and Poperinge in Belgium, and my primary responsibility was to act as a liaison between the students in the residences, the main office of residence life (and staff), and the academic affairs office. My priority was the well-being and safety of my residents.

As a chill crew member, I was responsible for taking orders at the front counter in the store as well as for taking orders at the drive-thru window. Moreoever, I was trained to make all the cold dessert treats on the menu. Other tasks included keeping ingredients, well-stocked, sanitizing Blizzard machines and the candy counter in order to ensure food safety and a high standard of cleanliness, washing dishes, and communicating clearly and cheerfully with customers in order to guarantee order accuracy and customer satisfaction. For closing shifts, the crew was responsible for sweeping, scrubbing, and mopping the floors of the food preparation area and the main dining room as well as taking out the trash at the very end of the night.