SpaceShift is a creative hub for collaboration and experimentation. We are an amorphous collective of artists, creatives and change-makers rethinking the ways in which we work, live and create. SpaceShift was launched because we believe existing systems, structures and spaces need to be overhauled and reimagined. We embrace radically transparent processes and open-source collaboration. Our practice centers communities and connects people, ideas and resources in all things that we conceptualize, design and create.

- Develop, design, build, and manage all admissions’ undergraduate and graduate email campaigns in Adobe Marketo; maintain email lists of over 300,000+ members each year;- design templates and assist with email marketing strategy for Continuing Studies programs;- oversee SMS communications; - update and maintain calendar of admissions events, tours, and appointments and related communications in Blackthorn.

- Providing recommendations and ideas for digital and social media marketing and communications;- advising on digital asset management;- providing graphic design and web design services.

Duties include: - managing communications efforts for the museum including writing and distributing press releases, identifying appropriate staff members and facilitating meetings and interviews for the press;- managing photography and image permission requests from the media;- implementing graphic standards for the museum brand;- designing promotional, educational and informational materials for programs and exhibitions (web and print); - curating and coordinating content of all social media efforts;- exploring and testing out new social media applications for possible adoption;- developing and updating content and maintaining website and blog;- managing the redesign of the website;- managing an email list of approximately 5,000 subscribers;- overseeing the production of video projects;- photography of programs and events;- identifying needs and overseeing contractors for videography, photography, and design projects.

Duties include: - developing and implementing digital graphic standards for museum brand;- curating, developing and coordinating digital initiatives;- creating graphic elements and designs for promotion of programs and exhibitions in web and print; - curating and coordinating content of all social media efforts;- the number of followers on social media (Instagram and Facebook) more than doubled between 2017-2019;- exploring and testing out new social media applications for possible adoption;- developing and updating content and maintaining website and blog;- managing the redesign of the website;- overseeing the development of interactive media that support innovative ways of learning in a museum; - assisting with the development and design of educational resources and materials;- overseeing production of video projects;- photography of programs and events.Highlights:- Shangri La was invited to kickoff the #5WomenArtists IG stories takeover for National Museum of Women in the Arts (@womeninthearts), March 2019.- I was invited to be a featured contributor for the Washington Post's The Lily News' IG stories (@thelilynews) during #5WomenArtrists campaign, March 2019.

I began working on this archive while employed with the UH Museum Studies program and have continued to work with the archive since then. For the last two years I have been guiding the digitization of the archive which is being supported by Densho, the Japanese American Legacy project.My work with the archive has included:- providing recommendations on how the physical and digital preservation of the archive should proceed;- responsible for accessioning and cataloging of photographs, newspapers, and other ephemera;- overseeing students and volunteers working on the organization and archival rehousing of materials;- monitoring the environmental conditions of the archive storage facility;- researched and helped create a plan for the relocation of the archive to a more suitable environmentally-stable storage facility; oversaw the preparation of the new space and the physical move of the archive;- assisting students, scholars, and researchers who have an interest in the archive;- overseeing and coordinating the digitization of the archive.

Duties include managing and assisting with a wide variety of projects for multiple departments university-wide, including:- shooting and editing photographs for print and web;- designing print materials and advertisements when needed;- creating and editing original content for website and email campaigns;- creating content for and updating social media sites (Facebook, Instagram, etc.);- developed responsive email templates (prior to migration to SalesForce);- managed an email list of 10,000-12,000 subscribers;- built out email messaging system in SalesForce Marketing Cloud. This included taking photos and creating graphic elements for use in emails; writing original content and creating individual email messages; organizing an email flow with specialized messages for different groups of students; creating filters and measures that automatically filtered out and updated subscribers lists on a daily basis; and building email automations that send out sequential email messages based upon a subscriber’s status;- worked extensively on the rebuild of the university website with the implementation of the Drupal 7 content management system. My duties included: assisting with development of content types; designing web pages and providing wireframes to web developer for implementation; developing website architecture and creating sitemaps for different sections of the site; reviewing, editing, and writing original content; inputting content into CMS; assisting with page builds and implementation of Drupal-specific elements; ensuring design and brand standards were followed throughout site; and shooting and editing photos of campus, faculty, and students for use throughout the site.

Assisted with the daily operations of the environmental and interior design department which included: - assisting faculty and staff as needed; - creating flyers for events; - managing print room and resource lab; - created and maintained a student work archive (physical and digital); - developed a website for specifically for display of digital student work for the accreditation review (site is no longer live, but can provide screenshots upon request); - assisted program with accreditation process by collecting and managing student work for display; finding, purchasing, and preparing materials for display; assisting faculty with gathering proper course materials and books for the accreditation review; and creating a guide for visiting accreditation team.

Duties included:- managing daily operations and office for the graduate program;- assisting applicants with preparing their materials for admission;- assisting graduate students in understanding policies and procedures for Graduate Certificate, MA, and PhD programs;- updating and maintaining student records;- updating and maintaining department website calendar and content;- set up a department file server for faculty use;- creating and sending out announcements via email listserv;- and developing and scheduling new student orientation and graduate student workshops.

Assistant to Director of the Museum Studies program, Dr. Karen Kosasa. Assisted with daily operations, assisted prospective students with inquiries/application process, maintained student records, assisted with events and workshops, managed travel arrangements for visiting scholars, managed content for GuidebyCell mobile phone tours and mobile websites for university collections, trained and oversaw student volunteers working on GuidebyCell projects, edited and updated website content, managed Museum Studies Facebook page. Additionally, assisted with content development of UH Virtual Museum website, co-wrote a proposal and managed awarded grant, assisted with development of an exhibition, managed the rehousing and relocation of the Nippu Jiji Photo Archive.

TA for Ethnic Studies 301 - Ethnic Identity with Dr. Jonathan Okamura.Course content covered ethnic identity formation theory, examining the ethnic identity formation of racial minority groups (on the mainland), examining the ethnic identity formation of ethnic groups in Hawaii.

Assistant to the Manager of Finance and Operations of the former Contemporary Museum. Assisted with organization of accounting files throughout the merger with the Honolulu Museum of Art.

Assistant to the Manager of Finance and Operations. Primary duties included managing accounts receivable, processing payroll (Ceridian), data input, creating spreadsheets, and managing/organizing files. Occasional handling of accounts payable.

Assistant to the Secretary and Director – basic office work; typing, copying, running errands; organizing the Center's art collection.

Curatorial Intern for Dr. Joseph Chang - assisted with the curatorial process of planning, designing, and selecting paintings for the exhibition, Boating on a River.Exhibition: "Boating on a River" February 12, 2005 - August 21, 2005"This exhibition surveys the role of boats in later Chinese painting history. On view in this thematic rotation are 28 works of Chinese painting and calligraphy spanning the 12th to the 20th centuries. It was inspired by the 600-year anniversary of Zheng He's construction of the massive Chinese "treasure fleet" and his 7 seafaring expeditions, spanning 28 years (1405-1433), in the early Ming period."