Hi, here are some of the things I've been working on.
VT Camino Study Abroad
October 10 - November 18, 2016
This project was done in partnership with the Spanish department at VT. They run a 5-week trip where students walk 300km (186 miles) on a medieval pilgrimage route then spend a few more weeks living in Spain. It is a cool program and the installation has a couple elements I'm really pleased with.
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Outside the Lines
September 11-17, 2016
For Outside the Lines I worked with the library's Digital Strategy and Outreach team to design a campaign to engage VT students. We did little lending libraries, large scale open ended prompts, à la Candy Chang, as well as a few events an other things.
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Exploring Local History: Christiansburg Institute and the CI-Spy Application
August 22 - September 30, 2016
This project was a partnership with Virginia Tech's Public history department, TLOS, and the School of Visual Arts. It focused on sharing the history of a local school, called the Christiansburg Institute, founded in 1866-67 for newly emancipated African Americans.
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We Thought the Future Would Be Cooler: Three Visions of 2047
April 26 - June 6, 2016
This installation was done with a graduate course in Science, Technology, and Science (STS). In the course students were challenged to envision Virginia Tech in 2047. This was in response to a new initiative by the president of Virginia Tech called Beyond Boundaries. Students challenged the notions of what the administration was putting forward and developed three small installations exploring different themes.
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Innovation In & Out of the Classroom
March 25 - April 18, 2016
This exhibit featured three courses that approach innovation in different ways. These three courses also make up the core of a new innovation minor at Virginia Tech, which is part of the new Pathways for General Education.
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Painting for Non-Majors
December 8 2015 - March 25 2016
Painting for Non-Majors is a course offered to all students at Virginia Tech. It is a special case because traditionally all studio art classes at Virginia Tech are restricted to art majors only. These paintings were from the first Painting for Non-Majors course.
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