i graduated from georgia tech with a degree in computer science (with concentrations in people and media) and now work as a paralegal in atlanta. within design, i’ve worked across a variety of industries, but one thing has connected my projects—an interest in accessibility. i’ve also created accessibility seminars for company training and researched accessible design in an academic setting.

at tech, you could usually find me trying to befriend the campus cats or working at the school paper. as editor-in-chief of the Technique, i spent plenty of time writing, editing, and helping other people tell their stories. the newsroom is also where my interest in communicating complicated ideas began. if you’d like to read some of my work, check it out here.

outside of work, i’m a court-appointed special advocate, a reader, and a baker—with a cat of my own i’m always trying to win over. unfortunately, my eye for design still hasn’t quite transferred to my icing piping skills.