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Patrick M. Campbell1200 N St NW, Apt #808; Washington, DC 20005 · (202) 285-1257 · patcamp@alum.calberkeley.org EDUCATION The Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law
J.D., Candidate for Class of ’06 G.P.A. 3.544 L.L.P. Law in Public Policy University of California, Berkeley
B.A., Political Science, ‘02 California Alumni Scholar EXPERIENCE
District of Columbia ARMY National guard (DC) January 2003- Current Combat Medic (91W) – Specialist (E-4) Trained to administer Basic Life Support in both medical and trauma emergencies. Drill monthly with a Medical company providing medical support for the entire District of Columbia. Operate ECG, Spectravision, and dental x-rays machines. Administer vaccines. Trained to start IVs and saline locks, draw blood, administer Foley catheters and Combitubes, perform needle decompressions, assist with labor, and collect stool and sputum samples. Written SOAP notes. Graduated with honors from the 16-week (91W) Combat Medic training at Fort Sam Houston, TX.. Nationally registered as an Emergency Medical Technician. Completed BASIC training at Fort Sill, OK. Senate judiciary committee/Senator Leahy (DC) June 2004 - Current Law Clerk Researched judicial nominations. Wrote issue briefs on a variety of political issues (e.g., international trade law and intellectual property). Drafted Congressional correspondence for Senator Leahy. Attended Senate committee hearings. Jean carnahan for Missouri Committee (MO) April 2002- November 2002 Deputy Political Director Developed and maintained issue surrogate networks by working closely with constituent groups such as Women’s Organizations, Environmental groups, and Labor Unions. Spearheaded a rural county outreach program in 110 counties that successfully IDed marginal voters, provided for visibility at local events, sign distribution, letters to the editor, and GOTV programs. Managed the interns, 3 field staff and the largest volunteer program in MO history (over 4000 volunteers statewide). Loni Hancock for California State Assembly (CA) January 2002- March 2002 Field Manager Managed a field staff of 3 FTE and hundreds of volunteers. Coordinated a voter identification program consisting of a 27 line phone bank, precinct walking, and candidate visibility and successfully IDed 12,500 voters. Improved and expanded the volunteer recruitment plan which tripled the number of volunteers. Advanced the candidate to community events and fundraisers. Acted as a liaison to the media and community organizations. Developed a local media strategy. Wrote talking points and assembled candidate briefing packets. Directed the volunteer operations during GOTV. WON! Senator Barbara Boxer (DC) January 2001- January 2002 Staff Assistant/Tour Coordinator Scheduled and conducted congressional tours for constituents and VIPs. Greeted guests, answered phone calls, and returned correspondence. GORE/LIEBERMAN 2000 (TN) July 2000 - November 2000 National Advance Staff - Crowd Lead Coordinated every aspect of the Vice President’s campaign rallies both politically and logistically. Collaborated with local field offices, community organizations, and political leaders to promote the event. Associated Students of the University of California (asuc) (CA) May 1999-May 2000 Student Body President Represented over 30,000 students. Administered a staff of over 100 interns and coordinated 12 campus-wide projects. CERTIFICATES Emergency Medical Technician–Basic. CPR Certified. Lexis-Nexis Research Certificate of Competency. Notary of the State of Missouri. Sharpshooter with M-16A2 Rifle.
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