McKenli Williams is a Policy Intern at Nevada Policy, where she focuses primarily on land and water policy. In her role, she conducts research and policy analysis to help inform legislators and the public on key issues affecting Nevada’s natural resources, public lands, and rural communities.
Raised on a cattle ranch outside of Wells, McKenli developed a firsthand understanding of the challenges facing Nevada ranchers, farmers, and agricultural communities. She earned a bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Communications with a minor in Journalism from Utah State University.
During her time at Utah State, McKenli gained experience in politics and public policy through her work on Adam Laxalt’s U.S. Senate campaign and as a congressional intern for Burgess Owens on Capitol Hill. She also contributed reporting and commentary on higher education issues as a writer for The College Fix.
Outside of work, McKenli enjoys reading, watching movies, spending time with family, and exploring the outdoors.
