Co-op for the Summer 2026 Semester
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Bearcat Bound Orientation
The first project I was assigned at my Co-op with UC Campus Services Marketing was a decal that would wrap around the pillars that you see as soon as you walk into the third floor of TUC. It went through many different iterations before the final was approved.
Bearcat Move-in Hat
The next project I was assigned was the creation of a pattern for a hat that would be given out to housing staff and student workers assisting in student move-in day. I wanted to incorporate multiple fun elements and nods to the university and surrounding area.
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Yoga Immersion Poster
Another project I was assigned was a poster for a yoga event CRC will be hosting. I had multiple ideas for this project, as shown in the varied styles of each iteration. Ultimately the more abstract poster was coshen
Move-in Sticker
A small project I was asked to work on was a sticker that would be included in a mail-out for incoming Bearcats who will be living in dorms this coming fall semester. The image was loved so much it was also used on the front of the envelope that contains the sticker sheet and info on move-in.
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Heat Advisory Warning
With orientation beginning, work for it began to slow down, so more projects were given to me regarding day-to-day materials. This was a heat advisory warning I designed to be shown on TUC TV screens to warn students about the high temperatures.
Intramural Champs T-Shirt
A quick redesign project I was given was to design a new shirt for the CRC Intramural Champs. I made a couple of iterations for them, and they ultimately chose the italic version. This gave me the opportunity to learn how to make color swatches so the colors are able to be printed on shirts.
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Don't Walk By Campaign
This poster series was created for the Campus Utilities department. It is meant to encourage students to point out construction-related hazards around campus. It was originally supposed to be a three-poster series, but the client loved the drafts so much they decided they wanted to print all six versions of the poster. It was a shock that they wanted all of them, but it was very nice to see the work I put into these iterations appreciated by a client.