Terrell Mwetta is a highly accomplished individual with an impressive and diverse background. Graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from Lewis and Clark College, Mwetta has worked for various prestigious organizations in different positions, acquiring unique skills in communication, policymaking, urban development, economic development, community engagement, leadership, and environmental conservation.

Mwetta has worked as a Legislative Correspondent and Staff Assistant at the United States Senate, where he developed exceptional attention to detail and effective communication skills while working with a newsletter, drafting emails, updating online platforms, and responding to constituent inquiries. Additionally, Mwetta has interned with Congressman Earl Blumenauer and served as Student Ambassador in the Office of Inclusion & Multicultural Engagement at Lewis and Clark College.

Mwetta also has a passion for environmental conservation, demonstrated by his internships at the Sierra Club and the American Conservation Experience. He has also worked as a Park Guide at the National Park Service, where he honed his leadership skills, ability to work under pressure, and decision-making capabilities.

Furthermore, Mwetta has demonstrated his community engagement and development skills by working as an Urban Development Intern at Guerrilla Development and Economic Development Intern at Prosper Portland. He has also volunteered as Youth Environmental Leadership Program at Asheville GreenWorks to encourage youngsters to participate and care about environmental conservation.