I was invited to have a studio in the Woodworking and Furniture Design graduate program at San Diego State University. During my residency, I am carrying out part of my 2014 Windgate Fellowship proposal, making new work, and helping out around the shop.

My responsibilities include working with artist Matt Hutton in his studio. I manage all CNC production and assist the creation of various projects. I have assisted in designing, fabricating and installing a large scale prayer wall located at Maine General Health in Augusta, ME. I have worked with Matt on private commissions as well as managing the design and CNC production of a large scale installation piece.

My responsibilities Included managing operation of Maine college of Art's Shopbot PRSalpha CNC. Working with students on a weekly basis during open studio hours to educate on machine operation, troubleshoot projects, and machine students' work in various mediums.

During this Internship I worked with Professor Adam Manley and Event Coordinator Erin Hutton to design and fabricate a set or serving bars and a stage backdrop for Maine College of Art's first annual fashion show. I created a system of modular plastic panels that could be connected to form rigid structures. The serving bars were created in two sizes and used hidden lighting to showcase products from an event sponsor. The stage backdrop used plastic panels similar to the bars to create a dramatic environment to showcase fashions under the show theme "four seasons in a day." Both the bars and the wall were designed and engineered to be repurposed for future school events.