Designed visual identities and environmental graphics for permanent science exhibitions including Women in Paleontology and Conservation Paleobiology. Partnered with Cornell researchers to create interpretive panels, attract screens, and educational materials balancing scientific accuracy with engaging storytelling. Produced museum's annual report and ensured accessibility compliance across all materials.

Collaborated with design studios and experiential agencies on mission-driven projects:

• Minds on Design Lab – Created print materials for New York Foundling and produced animated video content for Embrace Race

• Flying Fish Interactive – Designed animated interactive exhibit graphics for Mysteries of the Deep exhibition, translating marine science content into engaging experiential installations

Assisted in the development of brand identities and produced marketing collateral for nonprofit organizations including Young Concert Artists and University Settlement Society. Designed publications, annual reports, and stationery from concept through production, managing vendor relationships and print specifications while working within nonprofit budgets.

Designed and led immersive outdoor education programs teaching wildlife tracking, ecology, and primitive skills. Developed curriculum emphasizing experiential learning and connection to the natural world. Supervised junior instructors, managed program logistics, and served as wilderness first responder.

Conducted field research for amphibian, mammal, and raptor studies involving trapping, handling, and tagging individual subjects. Collected population data, maintained monitoring equipment, and performed independent data analysis. Participated in saw-whet owl banding project and salamander population studies.

Covered general assignment breaking news across the five boroughs and beyond. Developed sharp deadline management skills, interviewed diverse sources, and learned to distill complex stories into clear, compelling narratives under intense time pressure.