Courses:Graduate Environmental Technology I / Fall 2016Undergraduate Environmental Technology / Fall 2017Architecture + The Written Word / Spring 2018

• Provided support in the design, selection, coordination and detailing of architectural materials and processes.• Produced 3D models, renderings, and presentations for client meetings.• Visited project sites to observe construction or to acquire existing conditions measurements.• Created a series of diagrams to illustrate the building science of the firms’ first certified Passive House.

• Manage operations of ACSA programs and events: 3-4 annual conferences, 2-4 annual studentdesign competitions, and annual architectural education awards program.• Serve as the primary point of member contact for ACSA programs.• Supervise submission and peer-review processes of 120-300 scholarly papers per conference.• Maintain ACSA’s status as a registered continuing education provider with the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and administer credit to conference attendees.• Implement and customize new submission and peer-review system software.• Collaborate on the graphic design and distribution of marketing materials to promote programs.• Assist with content collection, design, and layout to support 5-6 annual publications.• Maintain ACSA ‘Programs + Events’ webpages.

• Designed a welcome kiosk for the EcoBuilding Bargains Re-Store in Springfield, MA. The kiosk is meant to educates patrons on material re-use, residential energy efficiency, and how to support the Center for EcoTechnology's mission. • Presented schemes and mock-ups during team meetings. • Produced all construction drawings for kiosk. • Created a community outreach graphic design style guide.

• Organized the 2012 Northeast Spring Quad Conference, attended by over one hundred architecture students. • Determined conference theme, “Local Focus, Global Reach," with the intention to encourage students to pursue design problems and opportunities in their local communities. • Managed event budget, sponsorship, fundraising, and grant application efforts. • Developed schedule of events, including a design charrette with the Permaculture Initiative at UMass Amherst. • Designed literature and promotional materials. • Worked closely with department faculty, university staff, and local professionals to realize this three-day event.

• Prepared office building for new siding, windows, and skylights. • Measured project site. Drafted existing and proposed elevations. • Researched project materials. Managed transactions with vendors. • Submitted application for renovation to the Falmouth Historical Society. • Met weekly with Principal Architect to review progress. Assisted with general office needs.