University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, US, Research Assistant
I worked with Professor Frank Jacobus (Principal at SIlo AR+D and author of Archi-Graphic: An Infographic Look at Architecture and The Visual Biography of Color) to develop and produce drawings for an upcoming publication.
ParkCo Architects, Fayetteville, AR, US, Architectural Intern
I worked as an intern for ParkCo Architects in Fayetteville, AR. My duties included code research, photo documentation, digital drafting, and model building.
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, US, Research Assistant
I worked as a teaching assistant for Clinical Assistant Professor Alison Turner. My duties included curriculum planning for Design Camp 2016, project preparation, and prospective student and alumni outreach.
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, US, Research Assistant
I assisted Professor Kimberly Furlong in the documentation of mid-century churches in Fayetteville, AR. My duties included digitally drafting the United Colligiate Ministry and the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship buildings, as well as photo and metric documentation of St. Martin’s Episcopal Church.
SILO AR+D, Fayetteville, AR, US, Design-build Intern
I worked on a design-build project for NEO-Con 2016. I was part of a 6-member team of interns that designed and constructed a cellphone charging station at an interior design exposition. My focus within the team was design, fabrication, and visual representation.
Fay Jones School of Architecture, Fayetteville, AR, US, BArch, Architecture
C. Murray Smart Medal, Award
Awarded to the fifth year student with the highest GPA in architectural history and theory.
Aydelott Travel Award, Grant
The Aydelott Travel Award was established by Alfred Lewis Aydelott, FAIA (1916-2008) and his wife, Hope Galloway Aydelott (1920-2010) to help architecture students at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville; Auburn University; Mississippi State University; and the University of Tennessee to develop effective analytical skills.
The award funds travel to four buildings of the student's choice, which s/he must then document and justify as ranking among the world's greatest buildings.
Fay Jones School of Architecture Departmental Superjury, 2nd Place
My work was selected as the exemplar from The spring 2018 Mass Timber Studio taught by Portland architect Thomas Robinson, and entered into a competition to be judged by a panel of outside design critics. I was awarded 2nd prize by the jury, which included Carlos Jiménez, Jeana Ripple, and Lawrence Scarpa.
