Junior Graphic Designer- Current

As a Junior Graphic Design with Student Engagement & Outreach at the University of Arkansas, I design and manage marketing materials for a variety of campus programs, including banners, t-shirts, flyers, and digital graphics. The department supports First-Generation, New Student Programs, and Parent & Family initiatives, allowing me to create work that connects with a wide range of audiences. I also assist with outside projects from other university groups, such as Registered Student Organizations (RSOs) and Transit, which reach out to our team for design support. In this role, I regularly use official university trademarked graphics, submit designs for approval, and ensure all materials follow brand standards. I’ve gained strong experience in professional printing practices, production preparation, and vendor coordination while working in a fast-paced environment with multiple deadlines and ongoing collaboration with campus leaders. Photos included in this page are still developing.

A-Week is a campus program at the University of Arkansas that supports incoming first-year students during their transition to college through themed events focused on student success, involvement, and wellness.

Working within university brand standards, I designed print and digital assets that were clear, welcoming, and easy for new students to navigate. This project strengthened my ability to manage multiple deliverables, prepare production-ready files, and collaborate with campus teams in a fast-paced environment.

https://aweek.uark.edu

The “Mirror” Black History Month Gallery at the University of Arkansas Multicultural Center honored the legacy of John H. Johnson and his influential publications, Ebony and Jet. The exhibition featured portraits of students, faculty, and staff styled as magazine covers, celebrating representation and storytelling within the campus community.

For this project, I contributed design work that supported the visual presentation of the exhibition and promotional materials. The goal was to create graphics that reflected the bold, editorial style of historic magazine covers while maintaining clear communication and strong visual impact. This project strengthened my skills in layout design, visual storytelling, and creating culturally meaningful work that connects design with community identity.

https://www.uatrav.com/lifestyles/article_5c7a4bce-bf25-43cd-b882-1adbac1b9291.html

The Off-Campus Housing Fair at the University of Arkansas provides students with resources and connections to help them transition from on-campus living to off-campus housing. The event brings together verified housing vendors and campus resources to support students in making informed housing decisions.

For this project, I designed promotional and informational materials to advertise the event and communicate key details to students. The goal was to create clear, approachable visuals that encouraged attendance and made important information easy to understand. This project strengthened my ability to design event-focused marketing materials, maintain brand consistency, and communicate practical information through effective layout and typography.

https://news.uark.edu/articles/80739/u-of-a-to-host-off-campus-housing-fair-march-11-in-arkansas-union

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