While growing up in Massachusetts, I have always held a creative mind. From winning coloring contests, to school art awards/titles and even regional art recognition, I have always considered myself passionate in art.
Though my skills are area-specific, I do find time to grow in other subjects and fields. I have a self-taught understanding of HTML/Web Design, volunteered as a photographer's assistant, held leadership positions, participated in an externship at a local Architecture firm, and worked in managing project goals for community fundraisers.
Experience is something that isn't just found in the classroom, and I find ways to gain those opportunities whenever possible. When my time isn't well-spent in Studio, I enjoy writing/reading, volunteering, and occasionally travelling.
Northern Essex Community College, Paraprofessional
I am a student aide to classmates who are disabled
Antinozzi Associates, Bridgeport, CT, US, Extern
This was a three day shadowing opportunity to engage in the field
Northern Essex Community College, Haverhill, MA, US, Liberal Arts
Graduated as a Commonwealth Honors Scholar, distinguished with High Honors
Roger Williams University, Bristol, RI, US, Architecture
Matriculated under the School of Architecture, Arts, and Historic Preservation
Parnassus Literary Magazine Publication (Collegiate), Other
Parnassus Literary Magazine is a Columbia Scholastic Press Association Crown Award-winning student literary magazine based at Northern Essex Community College which showcases selected student works.
For the May 2013 Issue, "What Does it Feel Like To Be On Top of The World?" by Victoria Phạm was published.
Northern Essex Community College Dean's List, Other
Awarded from the Dean of Northern Essex Community College based on academic merit, as distinguished by a GPA well beyond 3.5.
Scholastic Art and Writing Awards, 2nd Place
A program which recognizes young creatives and passionate artists, The Scholastic Art and Writing Awards in its 56th-year run recognized 391 selected talents in the arts out of 3,451 total Bay State contestants.
Earned Regional Silver Key recognition by submitting a watercolor piece.
