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Intel Computer Clubhouse : Teen Summit 2010
The Computer Clubhouse is an organization empowering creative learning through technology. It serves as a safe haven and expressive outlet for teens in inner city environments worldwide.The Clubhouse’s 2010 Teen Summit brought together members from 20 countries for a week of collaborative projects involving digital design, animation, voice recording, and video production. Its flagship location is part of the Museum of Science, Boston. www.computerclubhouse.org Designed Summer 2010
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Teen Summit C2C Fair The Clubhouse to College/Career Fair at Teen Summit brings professionals and college representatives to Clubhouse members at the Museum of Science, Boston.
Teen Summit Daily Newsletter Teen Summit ID Tags
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Invitation in envelope
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Invitation (Front)
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80th Birthday Invitation
The birthday event of one octogenarian deserved an invitation as special as its honoree. The invite’s typography and imagery celebrate the deco styling of America’s 1930s. Ink jet prints on 60 lb. linen stock. 4.5”× 6.5” | Designed Summer 2010 1
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Redress Raleigh
Redress is an eco-friendly fashion community making local, earth-concious design accessible and fun. Each year, Redress hosts a fashion event to showcase the work of local designers using recycled materials. Since 2008 I’ve been responsible for substantiating the organization’s brand and the production of printed/online marketing materials. www.redressraleigh.com | View Press Book Online Designed 2008-2012
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Redress Raleigh T-shirt
Business Cards and Buttons at fundraising event
Screen Printed Buttons on Upcycled Fabric
Poster for 2012 Eco-Fashion Show
Hand-painted Banner
Wristband Tickets for 2012 Eco-Fashion Show
Audience with programs at 2012 Eco-Fashion Show
Poster for 70’s Dance Party fundraising event
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5 Back side of program at 2012 Eco-Fashion Show
Screen printing workshop with Redress icons
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Educational Resources Archive
During a summer with the North Carolina Archives and History Department, I had the privilege to produce a online archive for middle school students and teachers. The site functions as a hub for lesson plans, worksheets, and original source documents used in the classroom. NC students are able to see, first hand, images of their state’s history straight from the source. All content is based on curriculum standards for middle schools in North Carolina and has been active in classrooms since July 2009. www.archives.ncdcr.gov/educationalresources Designed Summer 2009
Student’s Homepage
Students’ Wright Brothers Page
Original Documents Viewer
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Tilted Nations
Tilted Nations is an organization committed to encouraging positive change through social awareness events and service work. Based in Raleigh, North Carolina, they engage with young women ages 13-17 to inspire action locally and globally. Tilted Nations uses the phrase “Empowerment Through Knowledge, Reward Through Service” to guide the team’s efforts and inspire their young supporters. I serve as the team’s graphic and web designer. www.tiltednations.org Designed 2010-2012
Tilted Nations Homepage
Poster for Coat Drive and Fundraiser
Poster for Music Fundraiser in Bermuda
Digital Information Booklet | View Booklet Online
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NC State: Campus Enterprises
Various freelance projects completed for NCSU’s Campus Enterprises including graphics, posters, and pamphlets for The Chancelor’s Ice Cream Dream, AllCampus Network, and The New Talley Student Center.
Designed 2010-2011
Ice Cream Dream Event Logo
Poster for the Ice Cream Dream Event
Logo on participant t-shirts
The Chancelor’s new ice cream flavor served to a hungry crowd in the NCSU brickyard
Brochure for AllCampus Card
Napkin Card for AllCampus
On Screen Ad for AllCampus
Web Banner for AllCampus
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New Talley Logo on Signage
Banner outside student center
Initial logo proposal for New Talley
New Talley Pocket Card
Wall graphic outside bookstore
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EPA Divisional Website
Exposure Research Fachsheet
Sustainability Lecture Poster
Internal web banner for EPA’s Pathfinder Innovation Projects
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US EPA
As the web content manager at EPA’s National Exposure Research Laboratory, I was tasked with reformating all lab websites into EPA’s new template. This involved restructuring all sites to have a uniform look and feel within the lab, and within the larger organizational structure. I’ve also designed print materials promoting new research coming from the Office of Research and Development. www.epa.gov Designed 2010-2012
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Performative Design : Case Study
As a member of a small student-based research group, I worked with PhD candidate Matthew Peterson producing performative print design for K-12 education. “Performative” describes designed objects, in this case worksheets or diagrams, that ask their users to perform in a particular way. These objects aim to prompt actions through visual cues and build on an experiential knowledge base, contributing to what could be called a “schema” for that information.
Using Matthew’s research as an entry point, the group visited an 8th grade classroom, met with the instructor, and discussed the needs that could be met through performative print work. We worked individually and in pairs to produce the following:
Individual Task : Performative Framework Diagram Each group member was assigned an individual task prior to our group work. My task was to better acquaint the group with a “Text-Image Relationship Model”. The model describes an abstract concept (how our minds interpret text and image) with concrete, metaphorical examples. 49”× 21” | Designed Spring 2009
Group Task : Marine Food Webs Activity Sheets Each member of the group was paired with a partner to produce one element of a package given to the 8th grade classroom. Stephanie Jansen and I were responsible for the Marine Food Webs activities. 11”×17” laser prints | Designed Spring 2009
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All final materials produced by the group were displayed at the project’s conclusion | Spring 2009
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