The New Mexico State Land Office produced a record amount of revenue in fiscal year 2012, totaling more than $650 million in income from trust lands and permanent funds for beneficiaries. This release was picked up by the Associated Press and the local news: http://www.kob.com/article/stories/S2714864.shtml

The Lyre Wire is a weekly internal newsletter I wrote while serving as the Publications Chair at the Alpha Gamma Chapter of Alpha Chi Omega. This newsletter kept members up to date on events for the week and was published Tuesday mornings after Monday night meetings.

I created this bake sale flyer for a volunteer event to raise money for the Animal Human | New Mexico program. We raised over $300 at our bake sale.

New Mexico State Land Commissioner Ray Powell announced that an attorney with experience in mediation, water rights, tribal sovereignty, and transactions was hired at the State Land Office.

New Mexico State Land Commissioner Ray Powell signed an agreement with the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish that authorizes the use of trust land by licensed sportsmen for the upcoming year.

In the month of May, the New Mexico State Land Office earned $47.8 million in revenue for the beneficiaries of the state land trust.

A new Rights of Way/Water Resources Leasing Manager has been hired for the New Mexico State Land Office’s Surface Resources Division, in Santa Fe.

A Staff Manager has been hired for the Santa Fe State Land Office’s Commercial Resources Division

News Release: New Mexico State Land Office employees helped plant over 300 native and drought tolerant plants around the State Land Office Building this spring.

An Agriculture Lease Renewal Workshop is scheduled to review grazing lease status and help State Land Office lessees fill out renewal applications in Clayton on Thursday, July 12.

News Release: A new petroleum engineer was hired for the Santa Fe State Land Office’s Mineral Resources Division.

The New Mexico State Land Office earned $9 million for beneficiaries at its oil and gas lease sale on June 19, in Santa Fe.

This is a newsletter I created for the Espanola Community Market in Espanola, NM. This group was working towards getting a community market in their town and needed a volunteer to help spread the word. I volunteered to help with their newsletters.

Our group, Lights for Lobos, created this proposal to provide adequate lighting for the University of New Mexico's pathways on campus. I created this proposal with a group of fellow students, following an attack on camps of a student during her night class. I acted as a representative of our group on campus, creating and attending meetings with UNM representatives. In addition to acting as a representative to UNM, I also contributed to the editing process of our proposal. By the following semester, all the portions of campus we considered too dark now had adequate lighting.