I’m a visual communications designer with over 11 years of experience creating clear, engaging communication across digital, print, social, web, presentations, publications, and branded marketing systems. My work has supported large-scale retail brands, nonprofit organizations, and global public health initiatives, with a focus on making complex information easier to understand and more meaningful for the people using it.

Throughout my career, I’ve designed campaign assets, data visualizations, reports, presentations, educational materials, and communication systems for organizations including the World Health Organization (WHO), the United Nations (UN), local nonprofits, and national brands. Whether communicating health information, research findings, or marketing messages, I focus on clarity, accessibility, and thoughtful information design.

I’m currently pursuing an M.S. in Human-Computer Interaction at Indiana University, where I’m expanding my expertise in human-centered design, accessibility, UX research, cognitive psychology, and information architecture. My goal is to combine visual communication with research-informed design to create healthcare, science, learning, and digital experiences that help people better understand information, navigate complex systems, and make informed decisions.