Representative, Washington State Senate, District 23, 2023-present

Representative, Washington State House of Representatives, District 23 Position 2, 2011-2023

Candidate, Washington State House of Representatives, District 23 Position 2, 2020, 2022

Former Chair, College and Workforce Development Committee, Washington State House of Representatives

Former Member, Education Appropriations and Oversight Committee, Washington State House of Representatives

Former Member, Environment Committee, Washington State House of Representatives

Former Chair, Higher Education Committee, Washington State House of Representatives

Former Member, Judiciary Committee, Washington State House of Representatives

Former Member, Transportation Committee, Washington State House of Representatives

Author, present

Part-Time Lecturer, University of Washington Law School, present

Partner, Susman Godfrey, Limited Liability Partnership, 2007-Present

Policy Director, Maria Cantwell for Senate, 2000

Member, Ferry Community Partnerships, 2011-present

Founding Member, Kitsap Leadership Roundtable, Washington CASH, 2010-present

Chair, Membership Committee, 23rd Legislative District Democrats, 2010-present

Member, Executive Board, 23rd Legislative District Democrats, 2007-present

Member, Bethany Lutheran Church, 2006-present

Member, Bainbridge Island Public School Supporters, 2005-present

Founding Member, Puget Sound Chapter, American Constitution Society (ACS), present

Soccer Coach, Bainbridge Island Football Club

Former Officer, Precinct Committee, Liberty 325

Member, Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB), 2006-2012

Member, Foundation Board, Olympic College, 2005-2011

Member, Foundation Board, Scholarship Committee, 2010-2011

Member, Transition Committee, Bethany Lutheran Church, 2009

Awards:

2019 Nursing Champion, Washington State Nurses Association
2018 Legislator of the Year, Washington Student Association
City Champion Award, the Association of Washington Cities

Pets (include names):

Dog

Publications:

The Dream: Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Speech That Inspired A Nation, 2003