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Over the past six years I have worn many hats in the graphic design field and have explored many different avenues. I got my start as the Design Editor assembling and laying out a 900+ page yearbook, which led me to working three years of designing layouts and advertisements for a college newspaper, all before spending this last year working on various promotional, educational, and in-house design work.  

My resume can serve to provide greater details of my accomplishments and what I have to offer.

During my time working at the Kellogg Library, I was:
- Working in a fast-paced environment built on tight deadlines while creating various forms of promotional materials to use across multiple platforms,
- Designing flyers, postcards, logos, and brochures in both a print and digital format.
- Photographing library events and activities, as well as editing selected photos.
- In charge of developing large campaign-based designs that carried a theme across several platforms over the course of several weeks. One of my largest and most time consuming tasks was creating a logo and various types of materials for the library’s 10th anniversary. This involved taking input from 10-15 people and creating something that everyone was comfortable with and enjoyed.
- On several occasions I assisted with setting up, maintaining, and then the take down of various artworks in a gallery like setting.

Outreach Librarian Assistant; Creative Services

During my time working at The Cougar Chronicle/The Pride Newspaper, I was:
- In charge of media, content placement and overall design across five different sections for each printed issue. Presenting large amounts of information in an aesthetically pleasing format. Maintaining the integrity of the newspaper through the paper’s visual presentation. Working harmoniously with several different departments. Working on a fixed deadline. Editing all photos and graphics to be in both a printed
and online format. Maintaining an organized digital folder of file photos and images. Creating graphics, pie charts, graphs, etc. relevant and necessary to each issue. I also was in charge of creating several detailed media kits for advertising purposes and was lead designer for working with clients to create advertisements. I have happily designed ads for, The North County Transit District, Brake Masters, Sears Optical, and various others.
- In spring of 2012, I spearheaded the rebranding of the newspaper from the failing Pride Newspaper and transitioned it to The Cougar Chronicle. I transitioned the look and the feel of the newspaper into something the students and staff of CSUSM enjoyed and looked forward to reading. I established new design concepts, new logos and a new colour scheme that allowed the newspaper to flourish.
- During my time as Co-Editor-in-Chief I personally established a successful workflow system using the Google Doc system that allowed the entire staff to communicate and work effectively on and away from campus. I was also able to grow a staff of seven people to one of 20-25. I also established and maintained the Facebook page, which grew to 900+ friends in less than six months.

Co-Editor-in-Chief, Design Editor, and Ad Designer

During my time working at the SMHS Talisman Yearbook I was:
- Working on a series of tight deadlines throughout the year to create a 900+ page yearbook that maintained a harmonious design theme.
- The yearbook placed third for its division at the San Diego County Fair Yearbook competition.

Design Editor

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Morgan Hall: in Carlsbad, CA

Morgan Hall

Kellogg Library:

The Cougar Chronicle/ The Pride Newspaper

San Marcos High School Talisman Yearbook

California State University, San Marcos