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E.DUCATION'Duke University, Durham, NC G,A. graduate, May 2004Phl Beta Kappa Summa cum laudeMajor: Political Sc;iencc ylinor: HiSlory(,PA: 3.9 on 4.0 Scale. Cla~$ Rank: 33 out of lIS 5Courses. in Political Science ind\lde: CampaIgns iind Elections; Amtrican Mass Political Behavior: Campaign Strategy.:.nd T:.lctics: American Political Panies; Polltical Participatiun III America; American Presidency; History of PresidentialCampaigns, Identity Politics; Statisllcal Analysl.';University of Oxford, Oxford, England. Modem Britisb Politics, Summer 2003. GPA: '1.()/4.0

:\lOST DISTINGUISHING POLITICAL EXPERIENCES:Spcechwriter for Secretary of Defense Donald RumsfeJd

\\lrote spl:cchcs, briefremarks, press conferences, :md op-eds Jor Secretary Rum~fcld. January 2005 -- present.2004 Presidenlial Primaries Special Independent Study

As a Republican, carrying press credentials, [ reported for two months from fOVva, New Hampshire, anJ eight otherpresidential ~rimary campaign ball\eground states, as a political sc:icn.ce indC'pendent study. 1 gained knowledge of mediarc1ation~. campaign strategy, and \"oter preferences. Media l)utkts - print, radio. and television .- profited the project.(A ~&mple 0 f articles and a complete list of profiles arc attul:hcd) I kept a hlog -- dispHtches from the field -- on DukeUni vCf~i ty's webs1te, now at www.dukcnews.Juke.edu/ncws/campaigndiary.htm I

HONORSRobert S. Rankin American Government Award for Leadership and Academic Achievement, AwarJed to a~raJllate annually by Duke University Political Science DepartmentPhi Eta Sigma. Fall 2000, Frc~hmanAcauemic AchH~vemcDt

Phi Beta Kappa, Fa1l2IJ03, !\cadcmic Achievementl"hi Alpha Theta, Spring 2004, Academic Achievemen\ in Hi~tury Department

All work experience has beel! 00 an interim basis, and the t'ioancial compensations have not been slliarics, butrather relleelcd the work's interim bj\~is

POLITICAL WORK EXPERIENCEBush~Chcncy '04 "War Room," Arlington, VA, Fall 2002Will' Room Intern Monitored the media. supplied talking points, \V,otL' opinion :Irticles. and researched OppOSItion~andidatcs, as a full-time intern in thl:: campaig.n headquarter's "WilT room."Oftice of Senator Mitch McConntli. Washington, D.C., Summer 2002lmcTlI Resca.rched past and pending legislation. drafted letters to com;tituents, produced reference log for Senato"helped assemble ~lIbject matter for floor speech.2000 Republican National Convention, Phi ladelphia, PA, Summer 2000Intern Sold Bush-Cheney merchandise for the Spalding Group, attended evenings' floor speeches.

BUSINESS EXPERJENCEGolden Foods, LLC/Golden Brands, LLC Office of Vice-President, Louisville, K Y, Summ~r 2003fwcm Wrote company's marketing brochure. learned management techniques, studied vegetable uil rdining, assi.'\tedvlcc-pt:esidcnt with letters anJ accounting.

SELECTED DUKE ACTIVITIESHouse Course Teacher, Fall 2003, Cuurse Tille: Great Battles and GeneralsCreated and ta.ught historyl:uurse, with a fucus on military strategy. civil-mliilill"Y relations, and ethics In warfare.Emphasized ideal ora "dcmocnllic classroom" where thinking is required, where all are students and all arc teachers0:\10JA Teacher, Spring 2003, Commulllty ServiceTaught ~ocial movements and ;;ocial action to inner-city school children, aged 9 to l6.

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EnUCATION

INSTJTUTO OE Ei\fPRESA BUSINESS SCHOOL Madrid, Spain (2006)il.lasters in Business Administration (MBA)

UNIVERSITY OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS (~~@mMJJ**) Beijing, China (1999)Intensive China Studies Program (Language and Business)

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, SCHOOLOF FOREIGN SERVICF: 'Washington, D.C. (l994)Bachelor o{Science: Diplomacy and International Security

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE Baghdad, Iraq (2004 - 2005)

Deputy Chief ofStaff, Iraq Reconstruction Management Office, U. S. Embassy• Managed policy operations for the Iraq Reconstruction Management Office (IRMO), coordinating

an $18.4 billion reconstmction effort and a statf of 300 civilian and military consultants workingwith the Iraqi Interim Government.

• Coordinated Iraq reconstrllction and national security policy with senior policymakers on a dailybasis with the National Security Council, State Department, Department of Defense and CentralIntelligence Agency.

On;ICE OFTHE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE Baghdad, Iraq (2003 -2004)

Advisor, Coalilion Provisional Authority (CPA)• Advisor on National Security Affairs to the Chief Operating Officer (February - June 2004)• Chief of Staff, Iraq Ministry of Transportation and Communications (June 2003 .- February 2004)

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEfENSE Washington, D.C. (2001 -2003)

White House Schedule C Political Appointee. Us. Department ofDefense• COW1try Director fOT China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Mongolia policy at the Pentagon

(November 200 I - June 2003)• Army International Affairs Officer for Gennany, Italy, Greece, Turkey and Southern Europe

(February - November 200 I)• Founding member of Secretary Donald Rumsteld's transition ream and executive search

committee (January - February 2001)

U.S. NAVY RESERVE Washington, D.C. and London, England (2002 - Present)

Officer. u.s. Navy Reserve• Counterterrorism Analyst at the Joint Analysis Center at Molesworth, Air Force Base in England

(December 2004 _. Present)• Counterterrorism Analyst at the Defense fnteJligence Agency headquarters in Washington DC

(February 2002 - December 2004)

BUSH~CHENEY Pl{ESIDENTIAL TRANSITION TEAM Washington, D.C. (2000 - 2001)

Policy Support Assislant• Supported the senior leaders of the newly-elected U.S. President, George W. Bush, regarding

transition issues and the fonnation of the new government.

Beijing, China (1999 - 2000)

General A'fanager/Executive Manager• Launched operations of a new international telecommunications with offices throughollt China• Managed daily operations including sales, marketing. engineering, finance and customer savice• Travel: China, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Georgia. Armenia and Turkey

GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTRY (AUSWARTIG~SAMT) Bonn. Germany (1998)

Robert Bosch Fe/lo\~~/Foreign Policy Analyst• Authored analysis of Eurasian domestic and foreign policy issues for European diplomats while

working on the Russian/East European desk inside the Ministry of Foreign Affai rs• Travel: Germany, Belgium, France, Russia, Poland. ftaly, Turkey and Portugal

GERMAN PARLIAMENT (BUNDESTAG) 130no, Germany (1997)

Rober! Bosch Fellow/Foreign Policy Analyst• Authored analysis of foreign, security and European policy for German foreign policy leader

while working tor the top foreign policy leader in the German parliament.

L.\W OFFICES OF JONES, DAY, REAVIS & POGUE Washington, D.C. (1996-1997)

Litigarion Suppo,.t Assistant• Provided legal support 10r several high proftle cases at the world's second largest law firm• Supervised attomeys and employees as part of pre-trial litigation teams

DOLE FOR PRESfDENT & J)OLEJKF.MP '96 Wa~hingtoD,D.C. (J 996)

Personal Assis(ant to National Director ofPolWeal Field Operations• Assisted with coordination of national political activities for all 50 state headquarters• Composed political briefings and issue summaries for Senator Dole's briefing books• Detailed to the control center of the 1Y!J6 Repuhlican National Convention in San Diego

CO:'iSUMER BANKERS ASSOCIATION Washington, D.C. (1993-1995)

(;overnmen( Relations Specialist• Monitored activities of the U.S. House, Senate and federal regulatory agencies related to banking• Drafted political analysis and executive summaries for cOflJorate clients• Developed relationships with congressional, regulatory and industry representatives

LANGUAGES

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AWARDS

• Joint Civilian Service Commendation Award (June 2004)• Direct Commission. U.S. Navy Reserve Intelligence Officer (February 2002)• U.S. Army Commander's Award for Civilian Service (November 2001)• Secretary of Defense Certificate of Recognition (February 2001)• Robert Bosch Fellowship (June 1997 - June 1998)• otary International Exchange Student to West Gennany (June 1989 - J\me 1990)• Eagle Scout. Boy Scouts of America (June 1(87)

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POLITICAL EXPERIENCE AND AFFILIATIONS

• While House Schedule C Political Appointee (January 2001 - June 2004)• Policy Support Assistant. Bush~Chcney Presidential Transition Team (December 2000 - January

2001)• Executive CommIttee Member, "Amcric<1ns for Bush in China" (June .- November 2000)• Executive Board Member. Republicans Abroad International (Gennany) - July 1997 - June 1998• Personal Assistant to National Director of Political Field Operations. Dole/Kemp 'C}6 (April -

ovem ber 1996)• Political Staff. 1996 Republican Nationa! Convention - San Diego (July 1996)• Vice President for Extemal Affairs. Georgetown University College Republicans (1992 - 1994)• Morton Blackwell's Leadership Inslitute Gradui:lte (January 1993)• Executive Board, Georgetown University Bush-Quayle Coalition (S~ptember- November 1992)• Republican National Committee President's Club• Active GOP campaign tinance contributor (St~e www.tTay.com)

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2006·2008 George Milson UnIversityM A !n(efflaIJOnal (;ommf>rce al,rj PolicyPhi Bela Della Honors

Arlington, VirgInia

2000·2004B A. HI's/ow

The College 01 William and Mar;' Williamsburg, Virginia

Wr;JrK Experieflce December 2008-Present Presidential Inaugural Committee Washington, D.CSraft Ass/Sian!

• Se:'Vlng as ass:stanllo Pol!ti~al department, sUPPOl1lng all actlVllle!> $urroufld:ng Inaugural e'l(:.1IS

July 2008-Novembcf 2008 Obama for America/Campaign for Change IowaField Orgal)m~r

• RepresE'r:ted C<lmpalgn fer Change in two counties ;;,ncllTlanaged two field offices for gf'neral elecllon

• Recrulled, tr."l\etj and managed orgaraZing leams 10 work ,n 28 precincts

• Executed a fcur-oiiY Get elIt the Vote ooerstlon (rof') four lecatlons. resulting 111 record turnout

• Coordirl.'l(ed local polilleni 3110 flublpe af(;;'r~ (or Carnp>l,gr\

• M(lnaged voter contJcl and ,jata col',ectlon for use I~\ [\01")('<11 d813b<>se sysle~I'

2005-2006 Stone bridge 1nternational LLC Washington, D.C.Asso(tate

• J\r,aJyled Il\tern8tionalfdorwstic. polil;c;s. macroecol1a rnic. Ir"Lie, enerqy and (In,,~c8 policy for clients

• Prepa~ed, eci!cd 31C wrote ,n;ern<itional pelley and Irllelligence repor1S 'or oll,"nls '-Hid se'110r star!

.. p..ssisted C"Cllrman ;JC1d Un'clor of Communications Wllh Iltm's media ard publiC rC'al;on~ oulreilCh

.. ~Jlanaged elemenlS 01 large client proJecls. prOVided research and analySIS ac:css dIVerse seclo's

• Coordinated eHoris nt lh~ firm's bUSiness develupmenlleam and n1ilnaged (,rm's websl\e

2004-2005 The Roy;)l Hospital School Holbrook, United KingdomWilliam and Mary Fel/ow

• Assisted In le<lchmg mldd!eilli£Jh ,::r,hoof hislc~', pl;lnr,cd Il>.ssons, Ie,) cl<l6SrOorp d,qc.LJ5s,on~

• Wr)rkcd as i:l resldE-r.t assistanl I" a scraol baar(]lng hOUSI<, lnef1{ored sludents. ran duty office responslhir, fOt'50 ,ludi)f\ls, aSSisted Wln-, ,Illernalional school \f1PS and led Cllr.!elic \ean;s/3cllvi(le~

Summers 2001-2004 U,S. Consulate GeMlal Frankfurt. GermanyPeak Season Visa Clerk

• Map8ged new <lpplic<ll1t data for non-;rnm'grant \'I'~a apollC3nls

• StrengH-.€ned V'Sd case precessing team by prOViding reliablE' rese<Jrch and tcllmv-up appllcanlcorre~pondeIIce

SkillS

Summer 2000 U.S. EmbassyGeneral -Services Office Summer Hire

.. Managed work orders tor p(Jperty office

• SelYed as property suppor! stall (or U S, PresidentiiJl v;SII \0 Moscow irl July 2000

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Moscow. Russia

Awards andHo·'ors

II' 2005 Pili Bet'! [leila Henar Sociely. George i'Jason Ulwe($~~Y

• 2004 Wolliam and Mary Fellowsh\p (or The Royal Hospital Scr.ool Tutor (2004-2005)

• 200! Elecled 10 co-vdmlnlster v\'III,am and Mar; s ·'HaOII"! for Humanity· (earns [2001-200:!)

• 20QO Goy Scouts of Amer.Cil - EilQ1e Sco~t

.. ;WOO NatiOll<'l1 Honor SOCl(:ly

References·

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Morlan Warner-Harren

Professional Profile

Ms. Warner~Harrell'swork history includes extensive experience with strategiccommunications planning and coordination for a variety of political candidates forfederal, state and local government. She has developed and managedcommunications plans, media engagement, and the recruitment of staff andvolunteers. She is experienced with database analysis and research techniques.She has managed both volunteer and paid staff and managed the payroll for paidstaff.

Qualifications:

• Savfie Review Contributing Editor

• Member of the Young Republican National Federation

• Membt~r of the Florida Federation Young Republicans (FFYR)

o Region V chairperson

o Developed Young Republican Clubs in seven counties acrossFlorida

o President of Indian River COWlty Young Republicans Club

o Voted FFYR "Young RepUblican of the Year, 2002

o Selected as one of the College Republican ;--Jational Committee TopPerforming Field Representatives, 2002

• Possesses effective written and oral communications skills

• Delivered numerous informative and persuasive presentations to groupsdesigned to motivate target audience to a specified purpose

• Appeared in numerous nationally televised and print media articles,including Discovery Channel, the Learning channel, NBC News and NBCSports

• Experienced user ofMS Office and MAC computers

• Nationally Published, (Poetry 1998)

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Presidential Inaugural Committee.

• Assisted with logistical planning and operational implementation ofmultiple Inaugural events

• Coordinatrd and de-conflicted multiple events that required direct planningwith all branches of the anned forces.

• Led planning and organization of multiple campaign sites/venues

• Oversaw the orchestration of talent selection and development ofentertainment schedules

• Coordinated with media for access to candidates, including specialcoverage of Presidential t:vents

• Worked with Secret Service officials on contingency plans

May 2003 - November 2004: Field Director, Republican Party of Florida.

• Oversaw the planning and implementation of 3000 campaign volunteers

• Organized Steering Committee membership for the Bush-Cheney'04Campaign for Florida

• Organized and managed the "grassroots" mobilization of campaignprogramming for multiple city locations across Florida.

• Managed independent/swing voter Identification Program.

• Developed then implemented an extensive precinct canvassing program.

• Established and implemented a Phone-Bank initiative to locate absentee:and early voters.

March 2003- April 2003: Field Representahve~Republican NationalCommittee.

• Lead development ofRNC activities in thirteen counties in Florida

• Oversaw and coordinated three state-wide youth auxiliaries

• Participated in numerous party executive committee meetings, in order todrive RNC programs forward

December 2002 - February 2003 Independent Consultant, AndersenConsulting

• Recruited, mobilized and supervised New Orleans area G01V volunteerstaff for" Terrell /OT Senate" campaign.

• Organized and then implemented campaign effort for 72 hour specialelection

• Canvassed voters door-to-door, targeted demographic areas for election daytum out efforts

Education and Certifications

B.A., Political Science & Intemational Relations; Minor 10 Business Administration,University of Florida, 1996.Pursuing M.A. in Political Science through the Spcl:ial Student Program at YaieUniversity for Olympic Athletes.

Volun teer Activities

• Guardian Ad Litem Program. Child Advocacy Program• American Cancer Society, Fundraiser & Volunteer• Florida Coalition for the Homeless, Fundraiser, & Volunteer• Habitat for Humanity, fundraiser, & Volunteer

Other Activities• Unites States National Olympic Team Member for 2002 & 2006 Winler

Olympic Teams• USA Women's National Skeleton Team Member

• Certified Sky-Diver• Private Pilot License

(b)(6)Laura C. Watson

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Projefis;onal E\perienceU.S. Department of Llbor \Vashin2ton, DC October 2006 - PresentSjJ(,l:'chl1'rifer III fhe 1../5; Sec)"cLOJY oj Luhor• Developed $lrategic l;,'JOI[Il11n IC:1l10ns In high light ~K,:{1m IdUlleD! 0 'InJ further Administration and Department policy ~()als.

• Wrote and rcsean:hed over 50 spcLehes 10 J variety or domes til; lind intem:::llollal audience, Oil :.Ii1 i%Ues reievrml to the U.S.economy and the '.S, labor force.

• D"'lI\on~tr;:Jte<.l superior ~pe chwrillJlg .:lbi lity nnd organ J:1,ll ion fl I skdl~. ,.lOci so namcJ as Icad speechwriter [)f lhe <1·persoll~pccchwriting [¢:1m for all l<Jrgc-scalc pr0iecls. including tb~ 1U06 Str;ltcgic Econollli:: 1J1<'llogue Conference in Chilla,

Missile Defense Agency (MDA) Arlin2ton. VA January 2003 - SrptembtT 2006· 'pl!(!chwrift>r {1m} Sfralcgic .--fJ1ul.vs! 10 [he .v/DA Oirf!CfOr• Pn:pared spe..:ches, teslimuny, and prcs~nta(joo,; for the MDA Director and Deputy Director to audicnc~s, including th~ President

of'the UnileJ Slates, SL:Crelary 01 D,;fense. international govemm<:!11 organrzatlOns. :lno Members o("Congres., and their ~laff),

• Developed the Director' 5 ':W05 Base Realignment and Closure strntl'sic; commun ications plan in fumli ng stakeholders () f short ;lndlong-Ienn aOJu~1mcnts. dispell ing rumors. and providlllg clear. rreri!'c det,llb of tllllC:) ines and available resourc.:s/sUppl\f!.

• I.,:J tIll: Deputy and E"ccutive Directors' Agency-wiLle SLlId} and reo<)!"t ofhigh·kvel strategic plans and Issues. includlng.lhreemajor projects: the Defense Dep,H1ment's initiative 10 place critical Jllis~ile dd Ilse ",s.wIS ill Lllrope, response to allies' concerns'.lV'T the pOlemlai Impac! of falling tkbris, and rcapportiollin~~ military manpower (0 pmvldc hetlCl' support acro-;s the ~;gt:ney.

• TranS\<lled technIcal mlssi le defense prngrmn concepto and i"sucs into clear. persuasive m~ss"gL'S used 10 cducate anJ flcrsuudeguverllment. Cong;esslOnai, <lr,L! il1uustry Icnrn:rs. anJ Ihe pubhc.

Mike Battles for Congre~s East Providence, R f January 2002 - September 2002Director 0/L'(J/JInJllnJeul i(Jl1s.'( .( WIf!OI,'.!.J1 Pres,\' .\ecrelw'.v• Manag.ed meJi3 omp<l;gn nf? rd:l\ivdy-unkn()wl\ cmdida:c in;; highIY-lompdi!ivc, hig,h-profik l'.S, Con.~rcssion(ll c3mpnign

c~Jn)ing the party-wide endorsement and \.... idc~f'read ~lIpporL

• /\ ggresslve!y pursued ;Jnd coordill:1t~J c:Jmpaign covcrage by I )(:11 .:lod national m~dla uUlll)I~, induding thn::c nttwork tckvisillnarri li;JleS, II v.: radio stations, fhe A 5:iuciOltcd Prc:;s, anti .2 2 locab gjonalllc\\ :»1<3.p<:(, .

• \Vrotc and di.'itrihllted daily pres~ reka5l::', Jledia adv,sories, and ·.;pec:<.:hcs: (;0 rdinmcd llVL:r .30 pn:ss wnfcn::r1ces. dehatcs,tc levision and faJio ~lppt:Jrancc~,and <:ampaign events.

United Sfate§ Army, 1IIrd Armored Corps Fort Hood, TX l'iovcmbcr 1996 - October 1001U.S, Army <- 'op/ain &- .\'peec:hwriler 10 Iill! ('ormnm1tlilJ~ GellL'Yui oj" fll Corps and ForI Hood, Texlis• l{ 'scarchcJ :lnd drafted over :;00 spct:<:ht's ckli vereJ b) Ihe lomrn:mding t ;Cl1cL1l i, C j >, Deputy eG. and Chic r 0 f SI3f!' to .:I

.... iJricly ofrlmJiellces alIne IOt::l1. SlIllC. I1Jlil)nal. ;lIld Inlernilti(J(1<\1 k\'l'!~.

• Drafh:L1 11 wide r<.lnge of dllclIlnt:nts IS~UCti under the C(i 's ..;i~ n!l1111"e. IIlc\Udlllg illternaJ.'exlcmal COIT~$pond<:n("e. Ict~(;rs orreC\)l\1l1lcnoal iun. <.Inll month1 y nL'w~pl1p~r artie 1c~

("'I },Ii!IiIl!liOllt & I JriJ1cipa/ ,·lc/l'jsoJ' on PL'}"\'onnel. ,\/){!ciiJI ho()ps 13al1a!iol1e [)mlkd all ~pccchcs and intL~rnal/e,tcmal cilrre,ponuence ,)n beh31 rof the Battalion Comm~l1J~r.

1""' Lielltenant & TdSk Fon e Per,wl1nc} (J.(fict'r. S/(n'oJlski Rrnd. ('rOll/i"

• fJt:ployed \0 il hilnrdou~ dllty area il<; the I':\sk h'rcc C01'\)1l13nding (\mcc(~ ,\lie ~IJvi,or 01) <111 per50nnd issut~ pertainmg 10 \hcfl(lO-perS(ln org;mi7i\! i,m. cOlllrriscd nr \ :' unit~'agenL·lcs.

:;".1 f.IClIIl/fl(tnl & NO/lJon I,cutlerD <,lui1riermaster ("lrpS otrlcer I \i1sic Cl1urse. IUIy· UClober 1946,

EducationTarleton State L'niversity• ivb:,t~rs in \11 L;Jr1 ~s ~ f\ d111 i11 istr:u iML

Killeen, TX December 2000

Unite.1 States Military Acadl.'fUl West Point, l'iY• U,U;lll:]or l)r ~cience in English l.ilerilture ~lI1\j Phi1llsophy,

June 1996

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EducationDavidson College, DavIdson, I~orth Carolina

B,A 2002 iyfajor: SpanIsh ;'!,,[illor: EconomicsRelevant {;ourse \vork: tvllcroeconomics, Mar.:roec()r,omics, Statistical Analysis, and Finite Mathematics.Spanish TheSIs focustd on SULlO-Political DiviSIons in the Argentinean Sportmg World.

:WeIntire Business Institute of the Lniversity of Virginia, Charlottesville, VirginiaPostgTaduate program designed to enhance economic. marketing, and inve~tlDg skills 1ll business and industry.Courses in Finance, Accountmg, .vlanagement, and Marketing, In-depth Ca.'iC studies of global corpora!ions.

Cro.~s Cultural Institute for Study, Seville, SpainSemester study abroad program wIth Spanish-conducted COUfses conceTIHating on Spanish culture and politicalhistory. Also included a hOl1l~ stay with a local family

rSOA Graduate School, \Vashington, D,C. (Fall 2004)Spanish Revie\v Level fII. Review of "dvMced granunar and comprehension with an emphasIs onconversational skills.

ExperienceDepartment 01 Defense- Office of the SecretlH)' of Defense- ActioJl OfJicCl" November 2003 -present

• ResponsIble for developing us Defense Policy for Central Asia, specifically Kawkhstan & KYTgyzstan• Produced policy memoranda, bneting materials and other documentarian for senIor Defense officials including

the Secretary J..lld Deputy Secretary.. Coordinated multi"mdlinn {bllar US Secunty Assistance efforts with Central A"ian &tat~& that followed current

US Security poll~y.

• TS-SCI Security CkarllnceDepartment of Defense- Defense Fe/low/Schedule C Appoimet! February~Novc01ber200}

• COil fidential A:;Sls!ant to the Deputy ASSistant S~cretary of Defense for Eurasia. Office of the Secretary ofDefense, International S~wrily Policy

• l{CspOnSlble tor maintainmg the schedule, arranging travei and prioritizing intelligence fOf review.

The White Housc--Offlce of Presidential Personoel~ In/ern/Volunteer, \Vashmgton, D.C. July 1,2002- August 24, 2002• Assisted in research and recruitment of Pn:si.dential Appointees in CIA, Department of State, Department

or Defense. and Homeland Security• Additional duties included scheduling, filing, reviewing resumes, and communicating wlfh prospectiv~

3ppointec.<;. Attended lecture series hy various senior cabinet k'"VeI officials.

ActivitiesDavidson College Men's Soccer, Davidson, North Carolina

• four-Year Letterman of NCA,,\ Division I program.• Spent twenty-five to thirty hours a week training and developing skills in a team environment.• Toured BrazIl to play jtlDlur professional teams in Allgns\ of 2000,

Knppa Alpha 'Fraternity, Davidson College, Davidson, ~orth Carolina• Involved with many local serVJce activities for the benefit DC the Muscular Dystrophy Associalion

ll1Ciuding the KA, Karnival and ;V!DA Lock-up.

1998·2002

1998-2002

Hnbitllt for Humanity, Cornel ius, North Carol ina January-March 1999• Worked on weekend proJect::> to budd hou~ing for low-income families In Comelius, ~orth Carolina.

• Computer knowledge: Microson Word. Excel and Power Point, anJ SAS Statistical Analysis,• Fxtensive travel in Western Europ~, Central Asia and Latin America

D Volunteer, Luke Esser for Washington Slate Senate (successful). WAa Co-Founder and Vice President. College Republicans, Santa Clara University

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WORK EXPERIENCE:

THE WHITE HOUSE Feb 200tJ..prassntStaffAssistant, Offlco ofPolitical Affairs

a Support the Deputy Director of Political Affairs with hIs responsibilities in the political appointment process ofPAS, PA, Non-Career SES, and Schedule C to Federal departments and agencies

• Coordinate with the Office of Presidential Personna! to compile candidate lists• Research public records to vet potential candidates• Compose reportS on candIdates for review by the Deputy ChIef of Staff {Rove]. Political DIrector. and DeputyPolillcal Director

a MaIntain the Deputy Directors dany schedule. coordinate travel and related expenses.. end faciiitate politicalbriefings and meetings for outside groups and organizationso Manage the approval process for all Invitations and external documents related to political events for thePresident, Vice President.. and White House senior staff

• Coordinate with White House Counsel and various White Hoose offices to ensure that Invitations~ywltl'l all laws. as well as ethIcs rules and protocol

a Compose weekly status report of Administration-wIde vacancies for lhe White House Chief of Staff. DeputyChief of Staff. Political Director, and Deputy Political Directora Draft and edit political briefings. event briefings, and speaking requests fOf the President and other WhiteHouse staff

DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY Sept 2005-Fab 2006Confidential Assistant, Office of the White House Liaison

a AJded the White House llalson in coordinating wi1h lhe White HOUSEl. various DHS offices and directorates.and federal departments and agencies to appoint PAS, PA, Non-eareer SES, and Schedule C potltlcalappointeesa Tracked and coordinated ali personnel actions related to political appoIntees at DHSa Drafted all briefings for the Secretary and Deputy Secretary on Issues pertinent to the Officea lnten/iawed and vetted entry-level candidates for political appointment

THE WHITE HOUSE Aug-Dec 2004Intern, Office of PolitIcal Affairs {Associate Director for West Coast and Plains states}

a Drafted political briefings for the President. the Vice President, Cabinet Members, and senior Administrationofficlals. Briefings included information on political. economic and environmental issues. natlonal security, sta~and local issues. and federal and gubernatorial elecUOflsa Drafted documents analyzing and reporting on targeted elections In the ASSOCIate Director's regiona Coordinated travel, expenses, appointments. and contacts, as well as maintained databases. flies, records,and media clippings for the Associate Director

CAMPAIGN EXPERIENCE:

a Scheduler, Rob McKenna for Attomey General (successful), WA Summar 2004a Deputy Campaign Manager for Administration. Rob McKenna for King County Council (successful); WA

Summer 2003Summsr2002

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EDUCATION:

Santa Clara Unlver6ity, Santa Cl.ua, CA• Bachelor of Arts: English & Theatre (double major), matriculated 2005• Santa Clara Panheltenlc Council: President, 2004• Associated Students: Senator-at-Large. 2003-2004• Various Theatre and Music Department Productions, 2002-2005• Santa Clara University Varsity Athletlcs: Crew Coxswain. 2001-2002

ADDITIONAL:

Delta Gamma. Washington, DC Alumnae Chapter, Member• Monthly meetings to plan and participate in philanthropy, service, and social even~

The Falls Church, Music Ministry Team, Member

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2005-present

March 2006-pl'9sent

EDUCATlON1998-2001

1997-1998

University of PenDsylvania, School of Arts and Sciences Philadelphia, Pi\.Bachelor olArrs Degree. Major: Philosophy, POlilics, and J:;coJ1omics- Varsity Football Quarterback Letterman 1998, 1999; [vy League eh am ps 199S

Ulliversity of North Carolina - Chapel Hill ChapelHill. NCBache/or ofScience - BUSiness Degree candldale- Varsity Football Quarterback and Punter· Galor Bowl Champions, #4 ranked team in llatiDII

\VORK EXPERIENCE1I2004-Present Coalitional Provisional Authority Iraq

Depuf)! Governorate Coordinator - Qadisiyah province- Managed all elements oftne Governorate Team WT). to include direct staff. CJTF-7 GovSupport Team, Iraqi Advisors (lRne), and local Iraqi hires. Managed GT human resources andsynchronJzed staff efforts to support the Governorate Coordinator and CPAlGT mission.- Coordinated operational intelligence and security issues with Force Protection, Iraqi securityforces, and MUlti-National Division components.- Shared responsibility in overseeing the effective management of $15 million cash of OFlprOVincial project money.- Managed and directed the upstart of the provincial Iraqi Property Ciairns Commission that willrestore Ba'athisl-appropriated properry to rightful owners.- Responsible for drafting and disseminating weekly CPAJRegional Operations Situation Reportsand Spot Reports, as well as weekly political/situation reports to CPA policy and administrat!vesenior advlsors.· Developed provincial Employment Center to facilitate public and private sector employmentrhrough fair and eqUItable processes. All ministry hiring and jobs programs hiring will beconducted through this office_ A major portion of future Project Management Office hiring ($287million worth of contracts) will also be conducted through tbis office.- Oversaw the development and renovation of the new Governorate Building for Qadisiyah.· Developed closure plan for CPA Qadisiyah. Leading CPA coordination with CJTF-7 and localIraqi institutions for dissolution ofCamp Wolf Pack -- the current CPA provincial HQ _. andtenninalion of all ongoing GT operations.• E&tablished mechanism to evaluate, tender, and manage $6.5 million ofProvlfi\,;ia! EmergencyReconstruction Funds for the month of June. Also established mechanism to audit approximately54 million worth of grant and project funds following CPA's transition of authority.- Served as Acting Governorate Coordinator in the absence of the Gc.

Am'lsor, Iraqi Minislry ofFinance (January 2004)- Directed and managed Program R.eview Board, a CPA Senior Advisor forum where all iraqifederal budget alterations and advancements were made prior to eventual budget ratification inFebruary 2004.

2Q02-2003 u.s. Department of State Washington, DCSfaff...Jssistanl (0 the Assistant Secretary for Resource Management and CFO- Traveled as Assistant Secrelary's special assistant on ll-country, 3-week trip for 2 conferencesand U.S. Embassy consultations. Countries visited: India, Pakistan, Afghanistan. Kuwait, Iraq,Tanzania, Kenya, and Sudan.- Managed Assistant Secretary-led customer service and user operabil ity project for theDepartment of State's Regional Financial Management System. Through surveys and consultativeanalysis, the bureau was able to assess the operability of the Department's new financial systemthat was rolled out to 178 posts around the world, Survey led to several software and serviceenhancements .- Led project to establish costs of running our cmb~sies around the world as part afright-sizinginitiative,

Fall 2001 Doyle Real Estate, LLC Philadelphia. PAFinancial Consulrant- Created business plan, pro forma, and fmancial feasibility study for multi-million dollarapartment building complex investment i.n Saratoga Springs, NY.

Research r!.,JSlsll1t11 and Analyst. Capital Studies Group- Performed research, analysis, and statistical regressions for visiting professor on paperaddressing links berween financial market breadth, economic growth, and income disparity. Paperwas submitted for p'Jblishing in American Economic: Review.- Researched and wrote paper focusing on the reiationship between fl!1ancing methods andvaluations among fortune 500 company mergers and acqUIsitions between 1982 and \995.Findings showed that M&A 's financed with debt outperformed those tinanced with ca~h,

theoretically due to (he inherent discipline associated with d~bt financing.- Perfonned research and analysis on Milken Institute I Caner Center Opacity Study. Studyanalyzed the financial transparency of 40 countries to establish factors that determine a natIOn'seconomic performance. financial market breadth, minority investor rights, transparent laws, anddefault tlexibility wert fOW1d to be major contributors to economic v(crancy.

Summers 2000And 1')99

Milken Institute Santa Monica, CA

PROFICIENCIES AND INTERESTS(6 Interests include: diplomatic h.istory. western ph.ilosophy,

mllcroeconomics, sailing, and fishing.

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U.S. Department of Defense, Washington, D.C.Director ofAdvance and Media Re/ati01IS in the Office oftire Secretary ofDefense,Public Affairs, (May 2002 - Present)• Strategic communication adviser to Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs

for all media events and speeches, to include electronic and print media, both foreignand domestic, for the Secretary of Defense and the Deputy Secretary of Defense

• Special projects coordinator for OSD-PA, to include Town Hall events, regionalmedia round robins, editorial boards, television and radio satellite tours

• Supervise advance officers and official photographers - staff of 7• Travel globally representing the Office of the Secretary of Defense

Burson-Marsteller, Washington, D.C.Sellior Associate, (April 2000 - April 2002)tI Manager of public affairs for corporate and government clients. Duties include media

outreach and pitching, writing press releases, event planning and execution, and crisesmanagement. _ _ _ _

& Clients included Accenture, U.S. Treasury, ProcureNet, Argenbright Secunties,NatIonal World War 11 Memorial Campaign

U.S. Seuator Kay Bailey Hutchison, Washington, D.C.Director ofScheduling and Events. (November 1997 - March 2000)• Strategically pl anncd and are hestrated all of Senator Hutchison' ~ officIal

appearances, meetings and events in Texas, Washington D.C., nationallyand internationally.

U.S. Congressman Roger Wicker (lst-MSl, Washington, D.C.Office Manager/Press Assistant, (April 1997 - October 1997)• Supervised daily administrative duties of Congressional office, including

coordination of interns and special projects for the Congressman.

Karl Rove + Company, Direct MaHlPolitical Consultants, Austin, TxAccount Executive (January 1992 - February 1997)• Executed and supervised direct marketing programs for national and

statewide candidates and museums; 1996 campaign accounts includedDoklKemp Campaign, Jeb Bush for Governor, two U.S. Senate Races, oneCongressional race, and two Texas supreme court races.

• Managed the list markeling tlm1 within Rove + Company, Praxis List Company.Duties inc ludcd the accounting, management, and marketing 0 f poli tical lists to othercampaIgns.

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KLBJ Rndio, Austin, Txfh'd to News Auchor and Sports Director (Evenings, 1996)• Writer of hourly news scripts for news anchor and helped produce live 01"1­

sight sports show: "Sports Talk."• Interviewed locai authorities and sports celebrities.

RELATEDEXPERIENCE:

George\V. Bush for President, Volunlt!er, (2000) Philadelphia, PAYoung Republican National Federation: Volunteer, Washington, D.C.Young Republicans of Austin: Vice Pre.\·idenrlMember (1993 - 94)Travis County Precinct Chair (1992 - 93)State Delegate to Republican Convcntion (1992 - 1994)

EDUCATIONAmerican University, Washington D.C.,\Jaster ofCommunicatiOilS - b,lcract;ve JOIITJ1alislIl (May 2001)

Tbe Universitv of Texas at AustinBachelor alArts Degre(!: Government (June, 19(1)

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PROFESSIONA L EXPERIENCE:

Director of the Washing/on Roundtable for the Asia-Pacific Press, 200l-present: The Heritage

Foundation. Washingtor., D.C.

II .A.rrange briefings and mterviews for Washington-based Asian journalists withWashington's leading policymakers i.e. Sen. Sam Brownback (R-KS)

• Travel to Asia to promote Heritage research, conferences & experts

• Manage an annual budget of $100,000

• Write a quarterly newsletter, The WRAPP UpPublicist l 2000-2001: Fox News ChanneL Washington, D.C.

• Publicist {or fox News Slmday with Tony Snow

• Managed breaking news stories• Achieved #1 PresidentiaJ Inauguration coverage on cable news

• Achieved feature articles for on-air talent & shows="'=" .lrn,J.;ql,/j~ Press Secretary, 1998-2000, The U.s. House Republican Conference, Washington, D.C.(b)(6)

• Arranged and prepared {anTler Chairman J.e. Watts (R-OK) for pressconferences and interviews

• Coordinated congressional members' rapid media responses

• Wrote news releases & opinion-editorialsLegislalive AIde for East ASia Affairs

• Wrote talking points on The Cox Report on Chinese espionage for HouseRepublican members

• Advised Chairman on Asia-related legislationChinese ForeIgn Policy intent, 1998: The Nixon Center, Washington, D.C.

• Wrote issCie briefsCoordinated East Asia issue symposiums

• Researched and edited issue monographs and position papers/l.dministrative Jnttmi, 1998: The International Center for Not for Profit Law, Washington, D.C.

• Translated and edited Chinese legal documents

• Advised attorneys on trips to Asia

MEDIA APPEARANCES:

Regular conservntive panelist, PBS' To the Contrary-Four women from various political

per~pectives discuss the news of the day. 1t broadcasts weekly on PBS affili<ltes nationwide.

Fox News' Studio B with Shepard Smith

NPR's The Tavis Smiley Show

BET's Nightly News"Who Says I'm Inferior?" opinion-editorial published by Knight-Ridder neWSWHe

Diversity magazineWashington Postne Deiroit NewsGiUllleH Nrn's

ACADEMIC PREPARATION:

A.B. in East Asian Languages & Civilizations, The University of Chicago, 1998

AWARDS & SCHOLAilSHIPS:

Associated Colleges of China Scholarship, 1997: Capital University of Business & Economics,

l1eijing, People's Republic of China

Embassy of South Korea Study Abroad Scholarship for Minority Students, 1998: Har'.kuk

Uruversity {or Foreign Studies, Seoul, Republic of Korea