I'm a 2019 graduate of the University of Cincinnati College of Design with over two years of undergrad co-op and design experience and one year of post-grad fellowship with The Live Well Collaborative. My background in interaction design, strategy design, and research has allowed me to shape a variety of design experiences and interfaces ranging from helping cancer patients with infection prevention to understanding and aiding Latin American communities with money management.

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Perhaps the most significant skill I’ve learned in my professional experience as a designer is how to be adaptable. My purposeful decision to try five completely different co-ops in my undergrad experience has helped me learn to be comfortable in the ambiguous, to be prepared to explore multiple solutions, and to respond to rejection with new ideas and approaches. I like to view change as a reason to utilize my adaptability and resourcefulness, and most importantly to seize new opportunities. I don’t believe that good things come to those who wait, but rather that they come to those who take action and adapt to newness. 

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