How does a baton-twirling radio host end up in UX design? A graduate of Villanova University, I studied communication, specializing in writing and rhetoric.

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I became passionate about building community through storytelling and design, which led me to the public relations field. There, I cut my teeth in the creative agency environment and had the opportunity to wear many hats, including copywriter, social media coordinator, and event planner.

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I went on to work for a multinational performance art collective. Much of my work there included immersive experience design, event coordination, copywriting, and graphic design of marketing assets like pitch decks, emails, and websites.

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I eventually pivoted to the legal field, where I had daily, direct contact with hundreds of clients. My success in that role hinged on organized project management, professional client communications, fervent advocacy, and unwavering empathy. 

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I left the legal field because I craved creativity. At last, I arrived at human-centered design, a field that demands every skill in my arsenal.