Jamal Halley

Jamal Halley is currently a Staff Assistant at the U.S. House of Representatives, having transitioned to this role after serving as a Legislative Correspondent for various members of Congress. He has a strong background in legislative affairs and public service, with experience working in both the Senate and the House.

Professional Background

• Legislative Correspondent: Before his current position, Halley worked as a Legislative Correspondent in the offices of Senator Raphael Warnock and Congresswoman Carolyn Bourdeaux, where he was responsible for managing communications and constituent services related to legislative issues.123
• Education: He holds a Bachelor's degree in Politics & International Affairs and French from Furman University, which has equipped him with skills in research, writing, and analysis relevant to his roles in government.

Skills and Interests

Halley is passionate about foreign policy and has developed skills that include:

• Research
• Writing
• Analysis

These skills are crucial for effectively communicating legislative initiatives and engaging with constituents.1

Recent Activities

On August 2, 2024, Halley announced that he concluded his role as a Legislative Correspondent, marking a significant step in his career journey as he began his new role as a Staff Assistant.2