Back when I studied at the University of Maryland, I contributed quite a lot of work to various communities around campus. These are some of them.
StriderArt was a student startup that aimed to innovate in the art buying and rental markets.
Tau Beta Pi is the premier engineering honors society.
I served as a board member and designer for terpAMA, the American Marketing Association chapter of Robert H. Smith School of Business, for two years. During that time, I contributed a wide range of materials, ranging from event fliers, branded stationary, marketing materials, and overall branding for events and conferences. The above is the branding for “From Billboards to Blogs: The Evolution of Marketing,” the undergraduate marketing conference pioneered by terpAMA.
GreekUs was a student startup working on creating a social network for sorority and fraternity members.
As a Fellow in the Design and Innovation in Marketing Fellowship, I contributed the program’s logo–a simple symbol representing out-of-the-box thinking in the typically structured world of businesses.