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GLYNDA BECKER FENTER
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY · Pullman, WA · registered since 2024
Registered · LDAActive
At a glance
Registered since
2024
Senate LDA system
Clients
1
last 3 years
Filings
2
18 agencies contacted
Activity
filings by quarter
Works on
Aerospace 2Agriculture 2Alcohol and Drug Abuse 2Aviation/Airlines/Airports 2Budget/Appropriations 2Clean Air and Water (quality) 2Defense 2Economics/Economic Development 2Education 2Energy/Nuclear 2Environment/Superfund 2Foreign Relations 2Health Issues 2Immigration 2Indian/Native American Affairs 2Medical/Disease Research/Clinical Labs 2Natural Resources 2Science/Technology 2Small Business 2Sports/Athletics 2Telecommunications 2Transportation 2Veterans 2
Background
Government experience
Assistant Vice President for Federal Engagement & Advocacy
Disclosed on LD-2 filings
Assistant VP for Federal Engagement & Advocacy
Disclosed on LD-2 filings
Assistant Vice President for Federal Engagement and Advocacy Executive Director Washington D.C. Office
Disclosed on LD-2 filings
Career
WS
Specific issues
Access to Higher Education, Affordability of Higher Education, research development, STEM Programs, Pell Grants, Federal Student Aid, special education, Title IX, budget, TRIO, post-grad international zoonotic infectious disease training, HEP, CAMP, student athletes, distance learning
Broadband deployment, infrastructure and precision agriculture, broadband infrastructure, broadband mapping, access to broadband. Artificial Intel programs and legislation
Budget, Global Health, disease surveillance
DACA pathways program (1-17) (1-20) Visas H 1B visas and duration of status, F1/F2 Visa for international students
Farm bill, agriculture research funding, global animal health, antimicrobial resistance, Snap ED, trade, conservation, agriculture infrastructure,extension, opioids, facilities and infrastructure, rural broadband, rural healthcare, specialty crop research initiative, functional genomics, herbicideinitiative, digital agriculture, food supply chain, One Health, Farmer Resiliency & Suicide Prevention, artificial intelligence
Grid security, Sciences & engineering laboratory partnership with the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Research Agenda and Development, DOE funding (NNSA, STEM), Office of Science, quantum, biofuels, artificial intelligence, workforce development, nuclear clean up, hydrogen, STEM Education, advanced materials, Hydrogen, cyber security, fusion