State Senator Shelley B. Mayer is delighted to welcome six student interns to her district office this summer. The interns are assisting Senator Mayer and her staff with constituent concerns and community events.
Senator Mayer’s internships offer local high school and college students hands-on experience with the operations of a state government office. The interns also provide valuable insight into the day-to-day lives of young people in our community. Each intern works directly with Director of Constituent Services and Community Affairs, Christine Fils-Aimé and Constituent Services and Community Affairs Associate, Luis Ochoa.
In the fall, the interns will continue their academic studies at their respective schools – Noah Adler, of Mamaroneck, attends the Masters School (High School); Tamar Brumberg, of White Plains, attends the University of Maryland; Matthew Loew, of West Harrison, attends George Washington University; Stacey Marcelin, of White Plains, attends Westchester Community College; Astrid Rodrigues, of Port Chester, attends Mercy University; and Isabel Xie, of Scarsdale, attends Scarsdale High School.
Senator Shelley Mayer said, “I am so pleased to welcome these fantastic young people to intern in my office this summer. They are hard-working and eager to assist our constituents, and they bring insights and new ideas to our office through their connections with the wider community. They are full of hope, enthusiasm and ideas. I look forward to continuing to work with them.”
