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Melissa Spencer is a 2019 Elizabethtown College graduate who is now a human research analyst at the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Melissa has a background in professional writing, mathematics, and data analytics. Megan speaks about how she has continued to learn more about her role every day as technology is ever-changing.
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