LGBT rights/issues Civil rights law in general (a non-lawyer perspective but it's also my job to teach this stuff to lawyers who are not experts in these areas, so someone has vouched for my ability) Through work I know more than the average person about HIV/AIDS treatment, prevention and policy, homelessness and general poverty issues, and mental health diagnoses and treatment. I have studied abstinence-only sex education and welfare policy in-depth, so I know a fair amount about both.
- Office administration (all things from Outlook to manhandling printers) - Social media - Organizing just about anything/anyone - Writing/Editing - Event planning/logistics - Theater (musical, dramatic) - Video editing (eh, I'm OK at it) - Cunts, witches and wenches, Oh My!
- Media issues - Sports (both playing and watching) - Higher education - Communication theory - Cats - What it's like to be a Yankee transplant in the south.
Actual expertise: Civil engineering, specifically traffic planning, but I remember good chunks of other stuff from school and studying for assorted certification exams.
Also - many things horse related, beer, cookery, and house renovating. And compared to general board level of knowledge I guess I'm a guns expert - but not really in real life.