Worked on site as a post-grad teaching fellow to complete construction of the 2020 Yale Jim Vlock Building Project. Supervised groups of first year student interns on various on-site tasks.

Graduate teaching fellow for the undergraduate course American Architecture and Urbanism with Professor Elihu Rubin.

Primarily worked on concept design and schematic design for a public installation project in Jackson, Mississippi titled “Ground Notations.” Collaborated with team members on schematic design for various residential projects

Worked on site to complete construction of the 2018 Jim Vlock Building Project.

Produced virtual 3D models for sales packages, marketing endeavors, preconstruction analyses, and constructability studies. Taught BIM model authoring and clash detection processes at Turner’s National Instructor Led Training (NILT), BIM University, and developed standard documentation for 3D coordination-focused trainings. Managed a group of interns and collaborated with Turner’s national marketing team to model, design, and render Turner City 2015. Created materials to assist in the company-wide implementation of Lean Construction practices and principles. Co-managed distribution and maintenance of Autodesk network licenses across the company.

Helped fellow undergraduate students revise papers, develop writing strategies, and gain confidence in the writing process through one-on-one conversations.

Processed incoming books from other libraries and located, processed, and sent books from Haverford’s main library.

Graduated with a BA in History, May 2014.

Archived a collection of Virgil Burnett book illustrations and curated them into an exhibit for the upcoming school year. Worked with Archivist Toolkit to create a Finding Aid, created a research guide on the library webpage, designed an Omeka website for the exhibit, and designed the exhibit poster and booklet.

Promoted the center’s internship programs through design work and written publications.

Performed design work, drafted press releases, and executed administrative work for the Golden Baobab, a social enterprise working to inspire and promote African Children’s literature through an annual literary prize. Received a grant to travel here through Haverford’s Center for Peace and Global Citizenship.

Organized artist files, helped contact artists and clients to arrange shows and set up consulting jobs, and executed everyday office tasks.