BOSTON — State Rep. Hannah E. Kane, R-Shrewsbury, has hired Westboro resident and recent college graduate Jessica Beliveau as her new legislative aide for the 190th General Session at the State House.
Prior to graduating from Westboro High School in 2012, Ms. Beliveau served as student representative to the Westboro School Committee, where she was actively involved in matters pertaining to Westboro public schools and public education in the commonwealth.
Following her junior year at Boston College, Ms. Beliveau served as an intern for Gov. Charlie Baker. She worked closely with the Governor’s Council to Address Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence and Homelessness. During her internship, Ms. Beliveau researched legislation, attended several hearings surrounding numerous social policy issues, and traveled throughout the state to liaise with advocacy groups, state and local officials, and constituents on state matters and procedures.
As a political science major, Ms. Beliveau has always been active politically and interested in pursuing a career in public service and government. She enjoys contributing to the state community and is a firm believer in engaged citizenship.
“I could not be more honored and eager to be working for Rep. Kane,” Ms. Beliveau said. “As a young woman just beginning to embark on my professional career, I look forward to working for such an impressive, active, and dedicated state legislator. I am confident that my background will allow me to meaningfully contribute to Representative Kane’s efforts, and look forward to speaking with constituents in the Eleventh Worcester district.