energetically curious

Data Analytics

Part of a two-dashboard Tableau project exploring market performance from different angles—one focused on individual companies, the other on sector-wide trends.

Tile Map: A dashboard styled after an S&P 500 ticker board, with responsive tiles that reshape as you explore and reveal real-time company performance.

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Sector Heatmap: A view that groups the S&P 500 by sector, highlighting daily winners and losers through color, layout, and interactive tooltips.

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S&P 500 Market Dashboards

Hex appeal: D&D 5E Spellbook

Whether you’re a wizard, sorcerer, cleric, or bard, this Tableau dashboard lets one explore D&D spells by class, level, and other attributes. Using dynamic zone visibility, it opens a spell card to reveal details about each spell, creating an interactive and engaging way to browse the data.

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Can or can’trip: Dungeons and dragons spells

An exploration of the necessary components and attributes of spells from Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition (D&D 5E). This magical dashboard is a comprehensive tool for spell enthusiasts, breaking down the enchanting world of D&D spells into easily digestible categories.

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Coup D’ata: historical Coup D’etas

The Cline Center data set provides details about coup events and the resulting data visualization answers questions like; what decade saw the most successful coup events, or total events in a decade, how have certain countries fared across time. Hosted on Tableau public, click below to view the data visualization.

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Digitization

19th Century Children’s Literature

Along with Teresa Ball, Rose Frazier, and Mike Hajostek, I digitized, researched, and built out a digital collection of 19th century Children’s Literature to bring awareness to the Special Collections Historic Children’s Literature Collection. Within the Digital Collection, the team members focused on individual themes. I chose to digitize and research Fairy Tales with a concentration in Cinderella stories.

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William Lautz, the Seattle Ceramic Society, and the Seattle Art Museum

The Bullitt Library at the Seattle Art Museum holds a collection of photographic and documentary materials related to gallerist/dealer William Lautz, the Seattle Ceramic Society, and the porcelain collections of the Seattle Art Museum.

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Outreach

point foundation

As a mentor for Point Foundation scholars, I get to connect with and support LGBTQIA+ students. It’s an enriching experience that I’m proud to take part in. The Point Foundation is a scholarship fund and support organization that focuses on providing financial assistance, mentorship, and community to LGBTQ+ students.

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Seattle Area Archivists

As a Member-at-Large for the Seattle Area Archivists Steering Committee, I coordinated museum tours, published newsletters, and managed the group’s online presence. Beyond logistics, I learned how communities preserve and share knowledge.

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Special Library Association, UW Chapter

As Communications Chair for the UW Chapter, I led engagement efforts, organized tours, and managed the chapter’s social media channels. It was my first taste of connecting people to information in dynamic, creative ways.

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Internships

Metropolitan Museum of Art

Interns in the Museum Seminar (MuSe) Program come to the Metropolitan Museum of Art every summer to gain practical experience and learn about critical issues surrounding museum practice and interpretation. In 2017, I helped organize, process, and describe archival collections. .

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Seattle Art Museum

Under the guidance of Traci Timmons, I digitized photographs and price lists documenting William H. Lautz’s role in shaping the museum’s porcelain collection. This experience helped me understand metadata not just as structure, but as narrative — every field and entry a piece of a larger story.

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Research