Cedar Rapids, IA, USA
$250 - $15000 / Day
I'm a freelance photographer, videographer, designer, and editor located in Iowa, USA. I'm also working on my M.A. in photojournalism at the School of Visual Communication. Previously, I was the Photographer, Videographer, Editor and Designer at Ohio University's Russ College of Engineering. As a DAAD internXchange fellow, I interned at the Potsdamer Neueste Nachrichten, a Tagesspiegel paper covering Brandenburg, Germany's capital city. For several years before that I worked in Berlin, where I first traveled on a Fulbright Fellowship. I received my B.A. in German and Literature, Science and the Arts from the University of Iowa. My research interests are focused on immigration, justice, history and public policy. My work has appeared in publications such as Archaeology, The Athens News, The Cedar Rapids Gazette, The Daily Mail, The Houston Chronicle, Ohio Today, PBS NewsHour Online, Smithsonian Online, The Texas Tribune. It has been recognized by Photo Philanthropy, as well as the NPPA.
I spent time with a young woman as she navigates teenagerhood, low-income stigma, the ubiquity of prescription drugs for sale on rural streets. I met her while working on a story about an alternative school in Ohio run by the local Juvenile Court. This project was completed while I was a student at Ohio University.
In the last 10 years, the University of Missouri's Thompson Center has built a unique combination of excellence in autism clinical services, research and training programs to support individuals with autism in Missouri and beyond. This slideshow was created to celebrate the center's ten-year anniversary and to highlight the urgency of continued support of autism and neurodevelopmental research.
Civil engineering students from Ohio University's student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers didn't crack under the pressure when they floated a new concrete canoe design in the 2013 ASCE Ohio Valley Student Conference's annual Regional Conference held at Cleveland State University April 4-6, 2013.
A documentary recap of the 2011 NPPA Best of Photojournalism Photo Editing competition judging, held at Ohio University's School of Visual Communication.
Ohio University electrical engineering students and their advisers took their lidar-guided snowplow to Minneapolis for the third annual Institute of Navigation's (ION) autonomous snowplow competition brought home their third straight win.
Ohio residents grapple with what the outcome of the state's anti-collective bargaining law will mean for them.
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