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I am currently (Spring 2020) a writer for FSU’s Her Campus chapter. It has been an extremely rewarding and amazing experience! Here is the link to my writing.

Additionally I am part of the organization’s Social Media Team and have experience running platforms such as Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and Pinterest! 

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As part of my internship with a marketing agency in Tallahassee, Florida I spearheaded a local restaurant and bar’s promotion of their new menu item:

The Impossible Burger

A meatless burger that tastes just like the real thing...possibly even better!

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My collage hobby has recently gone digital!

After making one collage for a friend and sharing it on social media, I have been inundated with requests for personal pieces.

I happily oblige. Here are just a few of my favorites!

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This video is a musical montage I made. 

Often times, when listening to music or a song, I can envision an entire music video to accompany it. 

That’s what happened when I listened to Taylor Swift’s “Don’t Blame Me”

I used clips from the Avengers movies that are part of the Marvel franchise. 

Of course, none of the content is my own but the way I put each clip together along with the music is completely unique and tells a new story.

I am quite proud of this one! 

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Influenced by the social media campaign, Humans of New York, I wanted to create my own version to show off some of the people I have met over the years that are truly inspiring.

I took the time to interview the people of Hope Town, Elbow Cay, Abaco, Bahamas. Some of these individuals have known me since I was was only three years old. As I asked them about their past and their lives today I was struck by many of the things I didn’t know. As a result, I realized that you can never stop learning about the people you love. It also reminded me that everyone is unique…

Everyone has hopes, dreams and failures.

Everyone has a story.

You just haven’t heard it yet.

These are the Humans of Hope Town.

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This is a magazine art collage that I created for my own enjoyment. I find it fulfilling to explore each magazine, cut out the pictures that I feel drawn to, lay them out, and arrange them in a way that tells a story or allows the viewer to come up with their own. I tend to like mixing darker themes with beauty or comedic imagery. For me, the best part of this collage is connecting all the dots and small details to create something larger.  Through further exploration of this style, I discovered that this type of story telling through collage has been done for well over 100 years by such illustrious artists as Kurt Schwitters.