Department of Art, Art History, and Design, Design Major - Visual Communication Design, Class of 2020 College of Engineering, August 2015 - May 2016
Graduate, Cumulative GPA 4.016
Working directly under Denise Massa to digitize visual materials through the extensive use of Photoshop. Final product is implemented by both the Hesburgh Library and individual professors within the College of Arts and Letters.
Immensely proud to be selected to represent the Seattle community for Seafair — Seattle’s iconic summer festival. Judged on academic abilities, public speaking skills, leadership, and community service, was rewarded with an academic scholarship from the Seafair Foundation.
Awarded this highly competitive merit scholarship based on the intention to study engineering, an excellent academic record, and demonstrated commitment to service and leadership.
Selected as a participant where, under the guidance of local architects, contractors, and engineers, our 10-member student architectural team completed the process of designing and building an imaginary construction project.
Successfully scored in the top 1% of all high school juniors taking the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test (PSAT).
Proposed, received approval for, and spearheaded a complete brand refresh and redesign of the magazine. Chief responsibilities included reviewing submissions, magazine design, budget, and final publication.
Practiced and performed with a team of committed dancers with the goal of deepening our experience and expertise in Latin partner dancing.
Competed as a fierce middle hitter for Space Needle select volleyball club during regular season, plus played beach volleyball during the summers for La Playa.
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