In a few months, I will leave my undergraduate career studying ethnomusicology, entertainment business, and philosophy, and begin a carer in the professional realm. As I navigate that transition, I hope to continue learning as much as possible, through unique work experiences, new creative endeavors, and further educational opportunities.

During the last four years, I've secured opportunities at The Sunday Times of London, W.W. Norton & Company, as well as a number of record labels, both large and small. Of everything I've accomplished as an undergraduate, I am most proud of the diversity of experience and skill I gained; I've learned that new projects and endeavors are my preferred way to work, so I can continue building on my skills and gaining new ones.

In the attached portfolio folder, you will find a selection of my most recent works that I believe reflect most-accurately on who I am right now and who I'll be within the Apprenticeship program.

In the attached portfolio folder, you will find a selection of my most recent works that I believe reflect most-accurately on who I am right now and who I'll be within the Apprenticeship program.

I've included:

- samples of interviews I performed during a thesis research trip to Nashville this year

- an ethnomusicology passion-project discussing the role of artists in global conflict

- a short-story that I refined in my creative writing seminar

- the introduction of my work-in-progress senior thesis on genre-theory in the era of neoloiberalism and technological advancements in the music industry.

I hope you enjoy my work, and feel free to contact me at any time with further questions about my qualifications and experience!