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  Qualitative:

  USC Security & Political Economy Lab
  Investigated the causal pathways that supposedly link natural resources, specifically hydrocarbons, to the onset, duration, and intensity of civil conflict. Conducted a replication study of Michael Ross’ (2004) seminal paper, critically assessing his research design, investigating for observables and coding for hypothesized mechanisms, analyzing these hypothesized pathways in terms of the limits they pose on explaining the causal chains (focus on Algeria’s civil conflict in the 1990s).
  
  

  Participatory & Creative:

  Embodied Storytelling & Immersive Docu-Narratives Course
  Practiced utilizing a worldbuilding methodology in collaborative workshops in order to ideate and create a multimedia exhibit/installation (converted online due to COVID). Attended & analyzed exhibits. I created/led 3 workshops for student organizations to practice this speculative futures/science fiction method of change-making (ie Novus Think Tank, Wrigley Ambassadors).
  Media Arts & Practice Thesis
  My thesis can be found here. It explores imagination, change-making & investigates the influence of auditory environments on behavior. Throughout the process, I practiced various prototyping activities as seen within the piece. 
  
  Storyboarding/wireframing for more creative projects can be found on the Creative Artifacts page.

  Research Synthesis:

  USC Spatial Sciences Institute
  Synthesized research on the state of global material flows, governance, economies, socio-economic life cycle assessments, extended producer responsibility, government procurement, circular economy, sector initiatives and product/packaging design for Dr. Robert Vos’ upcoming book on the 12th SDG.
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  My Media Arts & Practice thesis can be found here. It explores imagination, change-making & investigates the influence of auditory environments on behavior. Throughout the process, I practiced various prototyping activities as seen within the piece.
  
  I also engaged in a worldbuilding methodology in collaborative workshops in order to ideate and create a multimedia exhibit/installation (converted online due to COVID). This can be found here.
  
  I created/led 3 workshops for student organizations to practice this speculative futures/science fiction method of change-making (ie Novus Think Tank, Wrigley Ambassadors)
  
  Short Films:
  An homage to George Stiffman
  An homage to 1283 W 36th Street
  Spring Break Music Video
  Yoga with Adrienne Spoof
  
  Illustration:
  'Home'
  Pitch Deck Cover
  Superman Packaging Re-Design
  Self-Portrait
  
  Animations:
  
  Audio:
  On Nature 
  Soundscape
  Link to 2 audio samples
  
  Other: 
  Group Gratitude Logbook