This presentation was created for graduate coursework COM 610: Communication by Design, a course focusing on visual communication principles and design strategies. The project explores how design elements and composition techniques can effectively communicate messages for the National Network to End Domestic Violence. It incorporates hands-on design work to create impactful visuals that support the organization’s mission and advocacy efforts.

This presentation, developed for COM 600: Communication for Leadership, was branded (with permission) as a campaign for a local winery. It included bilingual slides in English and a Georgian dialect and proposed engaging a local marketing firm to assist with localization and native speaker engagement, ensuring cultural relevance and effective audience connection.

This brief presentation, prepared for graduate coursework in COM-658: Integrated PR Campaigns, was designed to pitch a hypothetical product campaign to a real company. It demonstrates strategic planning, market research, and public relations skills tailored to meet client objectives.

This presentation, developed for graduate coursework in COM 600: Communication for Leadership, examines Patagonia as a case study in leadership and organizational communication. The project highlights how effective communication strategies have shaped Patagonia’s culture, values, and commitment to ethical business practices. It offers insights into the role of leadership in fostering transparency, collaboration, and innovation within an organization.