Selected Work
This collection represents my academic and creative work across library and information science, government, and international study. Each project demonstrates a different approach to researching, interpreting, preserving, and communicating information.
Blog
During my British Studies program, I documented visits to libraries, archives, museums, literary landmarks, and historic sites throughout England. The resulting Substack contains 17 public-facing posts combining research, observation, photography, and reflection.
Skills demonstrated: Public-facing writing, historical research, cultural analysis, photography, and digital publishing.
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Created in Canva during the British Studies program, this visual project combines original photography, historical context, and personal reflections on literary and cultural sites throughout London.
Skills demonstrated: Visual communication, research synthesis, reflective writing, layout design, and multimedia storytelling.
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This research paper examines how historically male-centered diagnostic models have contributed to the underdiagnosis of ADHD in girls and women. It explores the resulting effects on education, mental health, relationships, parenting, sleep, and quality of life.
Skills demonstrated: Scholarly research, source evaluation, citation, synthesis, and academic writing.
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Written for a government course, this evidence-based op-ed examines National Guard deployments, reported crime statistics, democratic norms, historical comparisons, and increasing political division in the United States.
Skills demonstrated: Persuasive writing, evidence evaluation, historical comparison, source integration, and civic analysis.
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