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Education:
J.D. from the University of Wyoming, College of Law in 1999
M.A. in sociology from UW in 1996
B.A. in sociology from UW in 1994
B.S. in Administration of Justice from UW in 1994
Professional experience:
Deputy Laramie County Attorney
Wyoming Office of Consumer of Advocate -Attorney
Public Service Commission - Attorney
Top three public service positions:
I have held public service positions for my entire professional career. I am currently the Deputy Laramie County Attorney. My previous jobs have all been public service positions. I also worked for the Wyoming Defender Aid Clinic in law school and interned for the Wyoming Public Defender's Office.
Length of time in Cheyenne/Wyoming: 8 years in Cheyenne/ 34 in Wyoming
Why do you think you are qualified to run for this office?
My professional career has been dedicated to serving the people of Wyoming from my work as an attorney for the Public Service Commission advocating for the interests of all Wyoming citizens, to my current job as the Deputy Laramie County Attorney serving the local community. It is time to bring my experience and dedication to public service to the Wyoming Legislature.
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What are your priorities, if elected?
- Managing the current energy boom to sustain Wyoming's economic future
- Better care, treatment and supervision of juveniles
- Promoting programs that increase the number of higher paying jobs to keep young people in Wyoming
- Tax relief for seniors and those with low incomes
- Ensure Wyoming citizens access to health care
In the legislature I will work toward solutions for these challenges while maintaining Wyoming's quality of life.
What motivated you to run for this position?
Dedication to public service and the opportunity shape the future of Wyoming in the legislature.
What issues related to the office you're seeking do you think are of biggest concern to voters?
All the priorities I listed above are huge concerns to the voters. The issues are paramount to Wyoming's future whether it is managing the current energy boom to sustain Wyoming's economic future; treatment and supervision of juveniles; increasing the number of higher paying jobs to keep young people in Wyoming; tax relief for seniors and those with low incomes; or access to health care.
What other information would you like voters to know about you?
I have lived in Wyoming for the past thirty-four years. I have chosen to stay in Wyoming, despite opportunities in other states, because I love Wyoming and I truly care about the future of this state and its people.
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