I am a JD candidate at Stetson College of Law, Class of 2028, who served as a political intern following my graduation from Florida State University with a bachelor’s degree. During my time at the Florida House of Representatives, I conducted legislative research and analysis, drafted bill language and amendments, tracked committee activity, and supported constituent engagement through events and newsletters. I continue now to assist the representative for whom I interned in a similar capacity. This experience taught me a strong understanding of the political process. I now intend to attain a legal education, building on the foundation I have gained from my public policy and legislation work. With this, I will pursue a career practicing law.
Work History
Political Intern
Florida House of Representatives
Tallahassee, FL
01.2025 - 05.2025
Conducted legislative research and analysis on bills for the upcoming session, organizing and summarizing key information to support strategic decision-making.
Drafted bill language and proposed amendments, contributing to the development of legislation on a range of policy issues.
Tracked the progress of assigned bills through various committee hearings, prepared summaries, and monitored political discourse to provide timely updates to legislative staff.
Assisted in coordinating official events, constituent outreach initiatives, and creating monthly newsletters to engage the public and stakeholders.
Attended committee meetings, caucus sessions, and private consultations focused on political, legal, and public policy matters.
Continued to support the office post-internship by researching and drafting legislation on affordable housing in Florida, demonstrating a sustained commitment to policy development.