The "Vassar Review", established 1927, is an international journal of art and literature that seeks to engage multiple forms of media and themed content annually.− Established the vision for an international multi-arts journal, and gained support from faculty, departments, offices, and alumnae/i over a period of three years− Developed the publication’s structure, distinguished by giving equal voice to student and faculty co-editors and by including a larger variety of media than is… Show more The "Vassar Review", established 1927, is an international journal of art and literature that seeks to engage multiple forms of media and themed content annually.− Established the vision for an international multi-arts journal, and gained support from faculty, departments, offices, and alumnae/i over a period of three years− Developed the publication’s structure, distinguished by giving equal voice to student and faculty co-editors and by including a larger variety of media than is custom − Managed a staff of 30+ individuals, and advised section co-editors Show less

Taught: ENGL 112: Intro to Colle WritingENGL 356: Creative Writing: Hybrid Workshop entitled OnWordlessness

Currently lead the English Majors’ Committee, offering feedback on the department curriculum and community, and design and facilitate programming (curricular, informational, and recreational) for English majors

—Worked with curator Mary-Kay Lombino on the Art Center’s Fall exhibition, Gordon Parks: The Making of an Argument, organized by the New Orleans Museum of Art in collaboration with The Gordon Parks Foundation—Collaborated on the exhibition layout and checklist, negotiated image permissions, and designed a website for gallery use—Press included articles in Vassar’s Miscellany News and The New York Times Lens Blog

—Researched and designed a website for the exhibition Faces and Figures in Self-Taught Art, and communicated with artists in relation to the exhibition—Organized and led thematically and historically centered tours for individuals, local schools, and larger groups within the Hudson Valley

Researched post-2000 political and satirical illustrators for an upcoming exhibition (2018) by Patricia Phagan, and penned a series of biographies for the exhibition catalogue