ATTORNEY--Feb. 2000 to present
CROWELL & MORING LLP, Washington, D.C.
Editing environmental handbook. Working in environmental, litigation, and antitrust practice groups.

PROJECT MANAGER ¿ August 1997 to January 2000
NATIONAL SOFTWARE ALLIANCE, Arlington, Virginia
Managed a staff of editors, graphic artists, and researchers. Co-authored a policy report examining the extent of the labor shortage and its economic impact on U.S. competitiveness. Briefed the PresidentÍs IT Advisory Committee, members of Congress, and staff at the Departments of Education and Labor on socioeconomic issues related to the software industry.

SNYDER SCHOLAR ¿ FALL 1996
RESEARCH CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL LAW, UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND
Researched the regulation of tourism to Antarctica, science under the draft liability annex to the Madrid Protocol, and legal controls on biological weapons and terrorism. As a member of the New Zealand delegations, attended a meeting of legal experts on the draft liability annex to the Madrid Protocol and a special meeting of representatives negotiating a Protocol to the London Ocean Dumping Convention.

RESEARCH ASSISTANT -- 1995 to 1996
PROFESSOR DAVID FIDLER
INDIANA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA
Researched issues related to the international legal implications of emerging infectious diseases. Edited articles on international health law, the future of the United Nations Security Council and Palestinian investment law.

PEACE CORPS VOLUNTEER -- 1989 to 1991
UNITED STATES PEACE CORPS, Gabon, Central Africa

Completed intensive French language training in Bukavu, Zaire. Taught Physical and Natural Sciences to seventh, eighth and ninth grade students in Mekambo, Gabon. Developed science curriculum in conjunction with the Gabonese Ministry of Education.