Projects
Turning Public Health into Meaningful Community Impact
My portfolio highlights projects that bring together public health, community engagement, health communication, educational design, and program evaluation. From developing patient education resources and evaluating community-based programs to designing accessible health materials and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, each project reflects my commitment to creating practical, evidence-based solutions that improve health literacy and strengthen communities.
Explore the projects below to learn more about my experience, process, and the impact of each initiative.
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Every project begins with a question: How can we create meaningful and lasting improvements in community health?
The projects below are presented as public health case studies. Each one highlights the need or opportunity addressed, the approach used, the work completed, and the skills demonstrated throughout the process.
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Public health projects often draw from several areas of practice. Use the skill tags below to find projects that demonstrate a particular method, competency, population focus, or subject area.
- Accessibility
- Chronic Disease Prevention
- Grant Writing
- Graphic Design
- Health Communication
- Health Education
- Logic Model Development
- Nutrition Education
- Patient Education
- Program Coordination
- Program Evaluation
- Program Planning
- Qualitative Research
- Quality Improvement
- Quantitative Research
- Report Writing
- Social Media
- Stakeholder Engagement
- Survey Design
- Systems Thinking
- Team Collaboration
From Ideas to Public Health Impact
My work is guided by the belief that public health programs and information should be understandable, useful, accessible, culturally responsive, and shaped by the people they are intended to serve.
Across projects, I work to connect community knowledge, public health evidence, thoughtful planning, and practical communication to create resources and strategies that can be used beyond the project itself.
Interested in Working Together?
I welcome opportunities to collaborate on public health programs, community engagement, health education, research translation, grant development, and program evaluation.