During the summer of 2018, I worked as a digital marketing intern for the Dahlonega-Lumpkin Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau, where I ran multiple campaigns for the tourism department. My experience managing social media, creating content, and monitoring analytics firmly cemented my desire to work in the digital marketing industry.
During the academic year, I work as a tutor at Agnes Scott College’s Center for Writing and Speaking, where I work with students transform their abstract ideas into dynamic speeches, presentations, and essays. Each year I co-teach a college-level leadership course for first-year students, where I am able to help foster their intellectual and personal growth as they interrogate what it means to be a leader. This gives me the opportunity to write original course materials, teach content in the classroom, and design engaging learning experiences
Through my eclectic array of experiences as an American Marketing Association member, Women’s Bridge to Business alumna, and global traveler, I have built my adaptability and critical thinking skills.
No matter what I do, I always strive to approach my work with a big-picture, goal-oriented attitude that lends itself to structure, collaboration, and innovation.
