Housing and Urban Development

Bio, via Legit Storm:

College of Charleston - BA, communications (2006-2010) Activities and notes: Minor in political science; study abroad (Italy, Germany, and Austria); Panhellenic Extension Committee, Project Harambee, recruitment chair and fundraising chair; Big Brother/Big Sister

Bio, via LinkedIn:

Seeking to serve and be an agent of restoration and renewal in the world. Highly-motivated and innovative foreign affairs and political science professional with substantial leadership experience in both the public and private sector, locally, nationally, and internationally. I specialize in the areas of statecraft, refugee relief, disaster response, and microfinance, and have significant experience in the Middle East.

Bio, via The Washington Post:

In May 2016, Taylor Weyeneth was an undergraduate at St. John’s University in New York, a legal studies student and fraternity member who organized a golf tournament and other events to raise money for veterans and their families. Less than a year later, at 23, Weyeneth, was a political appointee and rising star at the Office of National Drug Control Policy, the White House office responsible for coordinating the federal government’s multibillion dollar anti-drug initiatives and supporting President Trump’s efforts to curb the opioid epidemic. Weyeneth would soon become deputy chief of staff.