Taught FA332 Digital Media in Departmen of Fine Arts, Washington State University

• Conceptualize, design and mockup user interface layouts for eLearning applications• Create illustrations, diagrams, and visual components for eLearning courses and educational presentations in both computer-based and mobile format environments • Work in a collaborative environment with instructional designers, media specialists, and front-end developers. • Conceptualize graphic solutions to support teaching objectives.• Continue to improve upon and make edits to designs based on Professors' feedback. • Uphold standards for creativity and visual aesthetics in all production efforts.• Knowledge of design limitations of multi-platform environments including mobile. • Extremely organized with files and internal communications• Work under pressure and aggressive timelines.• Proficient in Photoshop, Illustrator, and other relevant web design tools• Knowledge of graphics preparation for implementation. (i.e, optimization, slicing, and css)

• Designed flyers, post cards and posters for several exhibitions and lectures. • Created a stop-motion animation to be used as an advertisement for a Summer Camp for children. • Collaborated with another designer to execute a project entitled Just for Kids, a brochure that includes a children’s guide and map of the Cincinnati Art Museum. Designs were also used for T-shirts, pins, magnets and puzzles now sold in the museum gift shop.

• Create a website showcasing the work of electronic arts student for the school of art within the College of Design of Architecture, Art, and Planning, www.homepages.uc.edu/electronicart• Worked closely with Charlie Woodman to create posters and promote events to increase visibility for the electronic art program. • Took photographs of student life and student work for use on the College of Design of Architecture, Art, and Planning website. • Assisted artist and professor Benjamin Britton with miscellaneous organizational tasks