I may have a few aces up my sleeve…
Here’s a space to showcase some other pieces I’m proud of that don’t fit in anywhere else. From social media to full campaign books, there’s a little bit of everything here. Check it out!
Since May 2025, I have coached at my home cheerleading gym, Buckeye Cheer Elite, while also serving as the gym’s social media manager. I lead BCE’s social media presence from strategy to execution, creating graphics, photography, video, and written content that showcase our athletes, programs, and competitive successes. Beyond social media, I contribute to BCE’s broader visual identity through branding and design projects, including logo development, promotional materials, and other creative work throughout the gym. Combining my backgrounds in advertising and design with a lifelong love of cheerleading, this role gives me the opportunity to tell the stories of a community and sport that mean so much to me.
Buckeye Cheer Elite
Social Media Manager
In December 2024, Dr. Natalie Adams invited me to contribute a chapter to The Cheer Reader: Inside an American Institution. The following month, I joined the project as her research assistant, contributing to the book’s development and helping create Cheer Professors, a digital platform dedicated to thoughtful, critical conversations about cheerleading. I built the Cheer Professors website and have contributed to its social and digital presence, as well as writing for the Cheer Professors blog. What began as an opportunity to contribute to the book has given me the chance to combine my interests in cheerleading, research, writing, and digital media while helping create a space where cheerleading is treated with the serious consideration it deserves. Check it out below!
Research Assistant & Contributor — The Cheer Reader / Cheer Professors
Cheer Professors
Graphic Design Internship
From January 2024 until my graduation in May 2025, I worked as a graphic design intern for UA’s Office of Strategic Communications. I assisted with the creation of graphics and images to be used on the UA News Center Website and the Inside UA newsletter. The position allowed me the opportunity to experiment often, which taught me more about the ins and outs of Adobe Suite than anything else. Plus, I was also allowed to write, helping me grow my knowledge of news writing. Overall, it was a sweet gig!
University of Alabama Office of Strategic Communications
Boots and Bingo for backpacks
During the fall semester of 2023, I took a class called Concepting and Implementation in which I worked closely with a group of 9 students throughout the semester to concept, plan and execute a full philanthropy event to support Secret Meals for Hungry Children. For those who don’t know, Secret Meals is a non-profit organization created by the Alabama Credit Union to provide weekend meals to underfed local children. The organization utilizes the help of volunteers, school guidance counselors and teachers to discretely identify children who don’t have enough to eat at home and slip food packs into their bags to keep them fed every weekend for the entire school year. To support Secret Meals, my group created a western-themed bingo event called Boots and Bingo for Backpacks. I worked on the design team and assisted with the creation of our custom logo, branded deliverables and overall visual identity. I am proud to say that through our cup sales and donations from gracious Tuscaloosa businesses, we were able to raise $2,500 for Secret Meals—feeding more than 17 children every weekend for an entire school year. This class was without a doubt the most impactful and inspiring project I have worked on to date. To learn more about Secret Meals check out their website. To see the work I did for Boots and Bingo stick around!
APR 419: Concepting and Implementation
vice president of media
CHAARG is a national organization that promotes women’s health and wellness on college campuses. I had been an active member since the fall of 2022 and the Vice President of Media from April 2024 to April 2025. As VP Media, I created graphics, took pictures, and managed all of our social media accounts. This position gave me great hands-on experience with content creation and social media planning that I had not gotten anywhere else. It was so fun to get to use my creativity to contribute to an organization I am so passionate about!
University of Alabama CHAARG
Minnesota Lynx
During my final semester at Alabama, I took my Capstone course—more popularly called just simply Campaigns. Working with a group of 12 other students, we fully researched, concepted, planned, and budgeted a campaign for the WNBA team the Minnesota Lynx. As a creative, my role included the creation of many of the designs seen in the full campaign book, along with the book itself. This was not the first campaign booklet I have ever designed (you can see that below) but I am immensely proud of how I feel my skills and eye for design have grown between these two massive undertakings, and that is why I have chosen to display both of them here.
APR: 424 Advertising and PR Campaigns
Vacation St. Maarten
Summer of 2023, I was lucky enough to study abroad on the beautiful Caribbean island of Sint Maarten. Our group of about 25—including UA students, a graduate assistant, and three UA professors—spent a month on the island learning the culture and soaking in the uniqueness of the “Friendly Island”. Each student took two classes during our time on the island as we worked in teams to develop a campaign plan and book for the island’s tourism bureau. My role on the team was to design the book itself. This was the largest project I had ever taken on and I am pleased by the results. Check out the full campaign book to see the full design and read through my group’s report if you wish.
UA in the Carribean