Arizona · Political science · Public service
Building a career in Arizona politics and public service.
I study Political Science at Arizona State University and put it into practice through campaign fieldwork, student communications leadership, and digital projects that make information easier to use.
Arizona State University B.A. in Political Science, expected 2029
Campaigns and communications
My current work spans voter outreach, student leadership, and campaign communications in Arizona and Nevada.
Student organization leadership
Arizona Federation of College Republicans
August 2026 to Present
Coordinate chapter messaging, event details, and member updates with student leaders. Check sources and approvals before publication.
Arizona field work
Echo Canyon Consulting LLC
October 2026 to Present
Conduct door-to-door canvassing and voter outreach for state legislative campaigns in Arizona Legislative District 2 (AZ LD2).
Campaign internship
Roosevelt Strategy Group
June 2026 to Present
Support Matt Gress and Pamela Carter in Arizona Legislative District 4 (AZ LD4) through voter outreach, field logistics, and event preparation.
Digital communications internship
Nan Roecker for Nevada State Assembly
August 2026 to Present
Support Nan Roecker's campaign for Nevada Assembly District 12 (NV AD12) through social media, website content, and review coordination.
Public work
A chapter directory, a practical course, and this portfolio. Each project includes a closer look at what I built.
Organization website
I built the state board's website, including a searchable campus chapter directory and separate alumni and board contact pages.
See the website projectIndependent education project
I wrote the curriculum and built the course website, with guided lessons, field tools, workflow maps, and a capstone.
Explore the learning projectPortfolio case study
I directed the content and development of this portfolio, connecting current experience, project evidence, and a prepared résumé PDF.
Read how this site was builtEducation and direction
Arizona State University
Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
Expected graduation 2029
My long-term dream is to serve Arizona as governor. That ambition starts with the work I can do now: learn from Arizona communities, contribute to campaigns, deepen my understanding of law and public policy, and become someone others can depend on. Any future run for office should grow from experience, sound judgment, and public trust earned over time.
I approach politics from a Republican perspective, with an interest in how public institutions serve Arizona communities.
Professional contact
I welcome conversations about internships and early-career opportunities in Arizona campaigns, legislative affairs, public policy, public affairs, and law. LinkedIn is the best place to start a professional conversation.
