This research report argues that broadening child abuse definitions leads to overreporting, legal inconsistencies, resource strain, and increased risk to children. It highlights federal laws and performance models to support standardizing definitions and preventing societal, legal, and cultural harm.

This simulated legal settlement document was a project I completed during my Master’s program. While not a real case, it demonstrates my ability to proofread and copyedit complex, professional documents with precision, clarity, and attention to tone, structure, and legal formatting standards.

This analytical proposal examines how language literacy influences creativity, using mixed methods to explore its impact on expression and problem-solving. It evaluates existing theories and aims to inform education and workforce development by highlighting the value of integrating language proficiency with creative skill-building.

This Metacognitive Statement reflects my growth through the MSTC program, highlighting skills in designing, producing, and managing digital and print texts. Blending theory and practice, the program develops analytical, technological, and professional abilities for effective communication across audiences in today's information-driven world.

As Development Coordinator at Juliette’s House Child Advocacy Center, I conducted a comprehensive analysis of social media and website performance to inform a more engaging, focused content strategy. This report highlights my data-driven approach, my ability to interpret audience trends, and my strategic recommendations to improve user experience and digital outreach.

This case study showcases my work to improve Juliette’s House’s homepage. I conducted surveys and usability tests to address navigation and engagement challenges. Post-launch data showed increased views and clicks, but higher bounce rates. This project highlights my skills in user-centered design and balancing organizational goals with intuitive experiences.

I performed a content audit for Wool2Dye4’s lace-weight yarn product pages, assessing data accuracy, readability, and usability. The project involved evaluating 30 products and identifying gaps in consistency and visual design. My final report includes actionable strategies to improve content quality, enhance user experience, and boost engagement.

For the Arizona Water Innovation Initiative, I designed a microstudy using surveys and interviews with Pinal County farmers to spotlight community-driven adaptation strategies and policy gaps in the face of predicted droughts. My work turned complex data into accessible content that informs water management decisions and empowers stakeholders.