I am a contract event photographer for Francis Parker School, at both campus locations. I photograph students, parents, and teachers during various campus events, displaying authenticity and joy around campus.

Currently, I assist with remotely editing school picture day collections and publishing the catalogs to parents.

I photographed families, children, babies, couples, and individuals using studio lighting. I would also photograph newborns in-hospital with strobe flash, assist in shoots on school/daycare picture days, and assist in shooting various events, indoor and outdoor. I edited the photographs taken, and presented and sold them to clients during their appointment to view.

I worked with various employees within the brewery to create content for its social media pages (Instagram and Facebook) and website. This included creating Facebook event pages, making graphics to be used for shows/concerts, and photographing the product.

As a staff photographer for UT-Chattanooga's online newspaper, The University Echo, I was paired with writers' stories to make images that aided in telling the story. I sought out my own stories as well, and often formed connections with the people I photographed.

I held responsibility for the Aquatic and Recreation Center building as well as the Facilities staff CSRs. I sat in on and oversaw CSR evaluations, as well as helped professional staff to ensure that the operations within the building were running smoothly.

I was chosen by my professors to be a representative for the Photography and Media Art students for the committee, giving my peers a voice with the faculty. I was responsible for giving feedback to the department heads, coordinating with other committee members to decide on staff awards, and helping to organize departmental events.

At UT-Chattanooga's Aquatic and Recreation Center, I was a customer service representative at the front desk and equipment desk. I enforced our building entry policies and answered any questions about our departments, or otherwise used my resources to direct the question to someone better fit to answer.

I staffed the Fine Arts Center lighting studio for the use of students looking to document their artwork for sophomore portfolio review. I used precise studio lighting to ensure the numerous flat and 3D works were captured effectively and attractively, and I used a portable lighting kit to photograph immovable works in the students’ studios.

I held responsibility for planning and executing any and all painted event banners for philanthropy events, sisterhood events, and social events.

I was responsible for attending as many events as possible held by my sorority to ensure proper coverage of each event. These photos, and often videos, were most importantly used for PR and social media, but were also key to documenting collective memories of the members of the chapter.

Under the Vice President of PR, I assisted her with many social media roles, predominantly on Twitter and VSCO. I also helped plan PR events and tabling, created graphics for our events and sisterhood in general, and applied my knowledge from being Photography Chair to use those photos in a promotional aspect.

I was responsible for planning and executing various art projects to differing age groups in the summer of 2019. My days were divided in 6 blocks of time, each with a different age group ranging from 3 to 12. I had to consistently engage the children while furthering their interest in arts and their creative side.