Develop and execute communications and content strategies for the president of Creighton University across multiple platforms and in the interest of Creighton's multiple audiences including students, faculty, staff, alumni, community supporters, and more.

- Serve as main internal communications point of contact for Chancellor’s executive staff.- Help senior-level leaders plan internal communication strategies.- Oversee communication needs for campus-level director announcements.- Provide internal crisis communications and wellness communications guidance.- Led efforts to update campus on COVID-19 policies and Monkeypox guidance.- Led as co-chair for Chancellor Weather Advisory Group.- Editor of Chancellor’s monthly newsletter.- Oversee strategic content planning to align Chancellor’s voice and campus correspondence support of university strategic priorities.

As Associate Director of Communications I lead internal feature storytelling efforts and strategic communications planning for the University of Nebraska at Omaha's Academic Affairs and Business and Finance units. This includes a focus on key, thematic storytelling that highlights student success stories and educational innovations.

I have been the instructor of record for a number of courses offered by the School of Communication and College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media. These have included taught media writing (for freshmen-through-senior level students), video production (for senior-level students), photography, video art, online media storytelling and visual communication.

I oversee the media relations operations for the University of Nebraska at Omaha, Nebraska's premier metropolitan university serving more than 15,000 students and featuring more than 100,000 alumni across the world.

I keep lines of communication open between the University of Nebraska at Omaha and local/national media outlets

I do a little bit of everything here. Mostly I maintain the University of Nebraska at Omaha's Facebook page, Twitter account, YouTube account, and Foursquare page. I also create video content for these sites, as well as the university's homepage: www.unomaha.edu

I provided copy for the online component of a mass media studies textbook to be used in freshman-level survey courses. The content included quiz questions, chapter summaries, and external examples of content discussed in a particular chapter.

At Kearney I taught an online mass media history course.

During my time at UNO Television I ran camera, created graphics, edited video, ran sound, hung lights, constructed sets, produced, and executive produced a show that ran on local-area public television for four seasons.