At Winning Health Sports Medicine I established and grew an Instagram account from scratch, updated and maintained the Winning Health website, researched and wrote blog posts on relevant topics, and designed both photo and video content for use on social media.

At Coastal Community Foundation, my main focus was social media. I was responsible for updating CCF's Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn pages with original content, updates, and relevant news articles on a weekly basis, which involved both design work and copywriting. I also contributed blog posts to CCF's website and implemented an SEO strategy to increase organic traffic to the site.

At Charleston Creamery, my role as social media manager began when I developed a promotional campaign to advertise the shop's grand opening and designed the shop's website. Beyond that, I was also responsible for promoting special offers, new ice cream flavors, branded merchandise, and special events, as well as day to day scheduled posting. In this capacity, I shot and edited both photos and videos for use on Facebook and Instagram, designed graphics, wrote copy to accompany social media posts, and engaged with followers of the page. During my time with Charleston Creamery, I was able to more than double follower counts on both Facebook and Instagram.

At this position, I was responsible for co-managing the Brave New Educator's Facebook page which involved creating original content using both Photoshop and InDesign as well as curating content from various news sites and popular education blogs. I also wrote and designed promotional materials for both Brave New Films in general as well as for more specific projects. One of these projects involved creating a social media campaign to promote the Brave New Fellowship Program for which I produced, shot, and edited an interview with current fellows about the program as well as created informational content for use on Facebook, Twitter, and email lists.Outside of these design projects, I was also responsible for creating and updating lists of more than 2500 targeted contacts as well as conducting research on background information relevant to the documentaries that were being produced.

At this position, I was primarily responsible for processing new library materials. This involved strong dedication to organization and attention to detail as it required going through each item, crosschecking the catalogue information associated with it, creating and attaching multiple labels for each item, marking them with correct library identifiers, and then placing them in the correct departments. In addition, I was also responsible for updating catalog information for a wide variety of materials as well as assisting library patrons in conducting research using the library database.