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- Provides support to the Director of Sustainability in the areas of clean transportation, clean energy, and energy efficiency- Develops content for social media related to electric vehicle education. Creates static blurbs in Adobe Illustrator (attached media) for MACOG’s Facebook page and is a steward of the Michiana Electric Vehicle Network group- Schedules interviews with designated driver contacts for the electric vehicle driver interview series. Films, interviews, and uses Premiere Pro to edit the interviews for future educational and social media use- Photographs AmeriCorps service days and events- Doubled the number of contacts in the EV driver contact database in less than three months through direct and social media outreach; regularly updates information for accuracy- Coordinates electric vehicle displays and education events in the community- Assists local governments in finding and applying to federal, state, and other funding opportunities and technical assistance resources- Provides guidance and resources to local governments in their implementation of programs such as the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program (EECBG)- Engages with local governments and nonprofits in the development of alternative fuel/electric vehicle infrastructure projects- Provides support to other AmeriCorps sites, including conducting an invasive plant inventory, developing a land management and volunteer participation plan, and creating marketing materials and signage- Attends local and regional sustainability events and conferences for continued learning

- Created layouts and graphics for retail magazines like Car and Driver, Motor Trend, Grassroots Motorsports, and more- Developed print marketing campaigns using Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop- Collaborated closely with photographers, digital/web designers, and other colleagues on the marketing team- Developed presentations for internal and external use with PowerPoint and Keynote- Created maps, logos, signage, flyers, and other pieces for internal use and events- Proofed work for errors and inconsistencies with high attention to detail- Attended and participated in monthly professional growth meetings and weekly Blender learning sessions

- Created and organized eleven live design tutorials in Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, and Spark for a diverse audience, with the goal of technological empowerment and community engagement- Presented an Adobe Illustrator tutorial at the 2021 Statewide Summit on Women & Technology- Collaborated with other Student Alliance teams, such as Women in Business and Allies for Equity

- Customer service role of distributing equipment at two of IU Bloomington's campus athletic facilities- Monitored security at entrances, attended to laundry, and coordinated with other departments- Maintained a safe and hygienic environment for all participants

- Designed and edited Collins Living-Learning Center’s annual literary and visual arts publication, “Dancing Star,” using Adobe Illustrator and InDesign- Produced 300 professionally printed copies- Gathered submissions from and engaged with the Collins community, along with other members of the Arts Council staff- Designed the cover of “The Lantern,” Collins’ yearbook

- Assisted with the 13th annual Festival of Banners with the theme Women: Now & Then- Supervised and aided local artists as they worked in the studio- Maintained safe and clean working conditions- Prepared the painting materials and primed banners- Curated the order of the finished banners- Contributed to the press release video

- Cultivated an understanding and appreciation of various topics in science through thematic arts and crafts programming - Researched topics in science, art techniques and mediums, and pedagogy- Hosted, organized, and planned well-attended gallery events- Acted as liaison between the museum and the artists featured in the gallery exhibits

- Worked alongside a faculty mentor to develop 3D digital models of Ancient Egyptian artifacts for the Brooklyn Museum in New York- Technology used included supercomputers, Adobe Lightroom, Agisoft Metascape, Pixologic Zbrush, and Sketchfab- Contributed to the creation of an online museum, with the mission of increasing global accessibility

- Summer employment opportunity- Developed a curriculum for a drawing class- Taught drawing techniques and how to use various media- Created instructional handouts

- Summer employment opportunity- Guarded entrances at various dorms and at the athletic complex- Provided information, transported visitors, and ensured a pleasant experience for all guests

Bachelor'S Degree, Art; Graphic Design, Art History, High Distinction

Bachelor'S Degree, Sustainability, High Distinction

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: Fine Arts Magnet Certificate, Graphic Design CTE Program