SIDNEY MAY

• Conducted legislative research on wide range of topics.
• Assisted in constituent relations by responding to inquiries, addressing concerns, and providing information on legislative matters.
• Identified, researched and tracked legislative issues relevant to current public issues.
• Updated databases for tracking legislation movement to ensure accuracy of information provided to staff members.
• Assisted in coordinating meetings with lobbyists, advocacy groups, constituents, and other stakeholders to discuss pertinent policy issues.
• Supported policy development by conducting comprehensive background research on various issues.
• Facilitated communication between legislators and constituents through the management of social media accounts and newsletter content creation.

• Facilitated weekly meetings with city department leaders to address administrative responsibilities and current affairs.
• Assisted Mayor Clark in task management through completion of various assignments.
• Acted as liaison between University of Oklahoma student body and Norman municipal government.
• Participated in diverse meetings, events, and conference calls alongside Mayor Clark each week.
• Gained exposure to various aspects of governance through active participation in City events, meetings, and training sessions during the internship period.

• Maintained accurate data records through consistent updates and organization of databases.
• Conducted administrative support tasks, including management of pay records, invoices, and balance sheets.
• Compiled information for regular status reports detailing production rates and progress.
• Organized data from wells operated by company and working interest partners into production software.
• Communicated with clientele and production partners to receive and update contact and production data.
• Volunteered for new assignments to reduce workload on staff members.

• Informed constituents about candidate details, polling locations, and voting dates via phone, email, and grassroots outreach.
• Collaborated with campaign team to discuss political events, ideologies, and public opinion polls.
• Coordinated event planning and execution with team members to ensure successful campaign activities.

• Coordinated meeting spaces, organized materials, and arranged catering for extended conferences.
• Resolved guest and staff issues by applying strong organizational and conflict management skills.
• Managed incoming calls to relay information, record messages, and schedule appointments.
• Utilized customer and administrative data software to enhance operational efficiency.
• Analyzed data from diverse sources to identify opportunities for product development.
• Executed entry-level data filing and organization tasks efficiently.

• Graduation Date: Spring 2024
• Summa Cum Laude Graduate
• Dual-Degree in Economics and Political Science
• Minors: Spanish, Native American Studies
• GPA: 3.97

Honors and Awards

• National Award Scholar
• President's Honor Roll 7-time recipient
• Oklahoma Legislative Fellow
• Andrew W. Mellon Impact Fellow
• National Award Scholar
• OU Community Scholar
• OU Capitol Scholar
• President's Honor Roll 5-Time Recipient
• Dean's Honor Roll 5-Time Recipient
• Seal of Global Biliteracy Recipient

Leadership

• Vice Chair - Undergraduate Student Congress
• Coalition Outreach Chair - Oklahoma Votes
• Peer Educator - OU Gender and Equality Center
• College of Arts and Sciences Representative - Undergraduate Student Congress
• Secretary - Campus Outreach, Safety, and Concerns Committee
• National Education for Women in Leadership Program
• Oklahoma Summer Leadership Program

• Class Size: 589
• Class Rank: Top 15%
• GPA: 3.84 (unweighted), 4.16 (weighted)