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“Dear America, Notes of an Undocumented Citizen”
San Francisco State University
A leading voice for the human rights of immigrants, San Francisco State University alum and journalist Jose Antonio Vargas visits campus and discusses his best-selling memoir, “Dear America, Notes of an Undocumented Citizen.” The talk’s poster shows Vargas cut off and on the fringes.
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This Is “Creative State”
San Francisco State University
Built around SF State’s “creative state of mind,” this Instagram concept brings campus to life through unexpected facts, archival moments, and student-focused stories. Posts range from inside looks at courses like “Photojournalism III” to career resources covering résumés, interviews, and professional growth.
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College Scholarship Celebration
University of Chicago
This University of Chicago yearly event brings together donors and scholarship recipients, giving students an opportunity to share their stories and successes. The z-fold invitation opens up and reveals personal testimonials and a powerful student close-up.
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Center on Race, Law and Justice
Fordham University School of Law
A decade of scholarship, community, and progress comes to life in this anniversary gala booklet for the Center on Race, Law and Justice. An unapologetically bold design creates a sense of movement throughout, reflecting an organization defined not only by its impact, but by the urgency of what comes next.
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“At SF State, I Found…”
San Francisco State University
Celebrating the dynamic identity of SF State, this concept for campus banners uses striking portraits and vivid typography to spotlight student voices. Each banner tells a visual story—bold, energetic, and reflective of the vibrant transformations happening across campus.
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Ten Years of “Giving Day”
Fordham University School of Law
To mark the tenth anniversary of Fordham Law's annual Giving Day, this social campaign transformed a milestone celebration into a call for participation, reinforcing the idea that the school's next decade of impact begins with “ACT10N” today.
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College of Liberal & Creative Arts Website
San Francisco State University
For students, faculty, and staff alike, the College of Liberal & Creative Arts website pairs creative expression with purposeful clarity. A light, airy design makes the content easy to follow, while the homepage highlights programs, news, and events that connect the college community.
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“Rice Magazine”
Rice University
Founded in 1912 in Houston, Texas, Rice University is a leading research institution defined by two words: “unconventional wisdom.” A cover-to-cover redesign of the alumni quarterly resulted in a magazine as smart and spirited as the community it represents.
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Donor Recognition & Special Events
University of Chicago
The University of Chicago, built on the ideals of rigorous discourse and inquiry, hosts a wide array of talks, lectures, and ceremonies with a select audience of top donors and friends. The invitations, fittingly, approach the subjects with a distinct and refined visual tone.
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“Powering the Next Decade”
Fordham University School of Law
Celebrating the work of the Center on Race, Law and Justice, this appeal email organizes the impact of giving around three pillars—Scholarship, Community, and Progress—and connects a decade of achievement with a direct call to support the Center’s next ten years.
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MFA Thesis Exhibitions
San Francisco State University
Every spring, MFA candidates from the School of Art present their work at the Fine Arts Gallery. To reflect a wide range of artists, each year’s exhibition catalog centers on more abstract themes—movement, transition, change—all shared experiences that connect the cohort.
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Odds & Ends
San Francisco State University
A campus is alive with activity on any given week. This collection of projects—some unpublished—captures the range of SF State’s identity, where even smaller efforts became chances to express culture, celebrate community, and leave a lasting impression.
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