Dominique Meyer is a senior at Florida State University in Tallahassee, Florida. She is majoring in International Affairs with an emphasis in Political Science and Spanish, as well as a certificate in International Development. Dominique is currently a member of the FSU Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Society as well as the FSU American Mock Trial Association Team, and is an active Model United Nations delegate and staff member. Professionally, Dominique is working as the Personal Assistant to Florida Representative Irving Slosberg of District 90.

  

Dominique has participated in a plethora of legislative simulations that educate youth on the value of civic involvement, including serving the 2010 Florida Model Legislature Session as Senate President, and the 2011 Speaker of the House. She is excited to return this year as the Legislative Director, and it is her goal to work cohesively with other aspiring civic leaders to foster lively, hands-on educational growth and enthusiastic debate on the floor of the Florida House chambers.

The Legislative Branch Director is one of the most vital positions at the conference. The Legislative Director helps to assign staff positions for the House and Senate and subsequently trains each of them on their position. Other pre-conference duties are the writing of bills, updating of the rules of procedure, and assisting the legislative staff with developing their platforms. At the conference, the Legislative Branch Director will assist the Legislative Staff with ensuring that all meetings, sessions, speeches, and ceremonies reflect the true nature of the Florida Legislature.