The Massachusetts Daily Collegian
In the Daily Collegian, I work as a columnist for the Opinion and Editorial Section (OP/ED), with articles focused on activism, education, and writing. In the fall 2024 semester, I will be working with OP/ED as an assistant editor. To check out some of my writing click on the link below!
The University of Massachusetts Press
I work as a digital marketing intern for the University of Massachusetts Press. A large part of my work with the press is rooted in promotional social media content for a wide array of authors. Below I have linked some of my standout campaigns for authors and other promotional content.
Jabberwocky
Jabberwocky is the offical undergraduate literary journal of the University of Massachusetts Amherst. While I worked as an acquisitions editor on the poetry section of Jabberwocky, I also had the privilege of having my own work published in the 2024 edition of the Journal. My poem "Days Before," reminisces on childhood memory and sisterly relationships as they evolve over time.
The Scribe
The Scribe is a journal focused on highlighting the literary and artistic talent of undergraduate students. It's sponsored by the College of Humanities and Fine Arts within the University of Massachusetts Amherst. My poem "What Do You Remember Best," was printed in the Spring 2024 edition of the Scribe, focusing on themes of childhood and growing pains. While the journal remains exclusively in print, I have attached the poem below.
mOthertongue
mOthertongue is a multilingual journal that publishes the art and literature of the undergraduate and graduate communities of the Univeristy of Massachusetts Amherst and the Five Colleges. Works are submitted in non-English and then translated for the journal with the help of the comparative literature students who run the journal at UMass. My submission "Indicium Lunae/Mark of the Moon" is a latin poem I wrote then translated into English. Since mOthertongue is exclusively in print, click below to read the poem and translation.
Indesign Work
Under the Professional Writing and Technical Communication certificate (PWTC) at the Univeristy of Massachusetts Amherst, I was given the opportunity to formate one of my own poems using Adobe InDesign. Over the course of a semester, I learned how to utilize the various tools and setting of InDesign to import text and images to make creative yet practical layouts. Click below to see my final project, where I formatted a chapbook for my long poem "Drift."
Coding Work
Originally, I created this website as a part of Professional Wrting and Technical Communication certificate (PWTC) at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. To see my exercises in HTML and CSS and track my progress in coding, click on the link below!