About Me

 As the oldest of four girls, I've constantly had to find my own way forward. Through childhood, I spent my time exploring as many skills as I could and trying whatever I could get my hands on. I always filled my days with theatre, choir, band, and art because that was where my creativity flourished.

As I graduated High School, I had to find my own way once more as a first-generation college student, as I chose to attend Ohio Northern University (ONU) to study Musical Theatre. Up until this point, I had only casually played video games - Mario, Lego Harry Potter, and others on the Wii with my sisters, a game of Call of Duty here or there with my dad or Ratchet and Clank and Hot Shots Golf on the PlayStation 2 when I was feeling adventurous.

As with many, in 2020, my life changed. Between graduation and starting college, I was stuck inside and without theatre. I fell in love with video games, discovering it truly as a new medium through which I could express my creative capabilities, eventually becoming a Game Designer on PotterworldMC, which I continued to do as a entered college, falling more in love with my work online than my classes.

Throughout my time at ONU, I made great friends and many memories with my sisters of Delta Zeta. However, the longer I was there, the more I realized the program was not a good fit for me, though I wished it was. I chose to take a leap of faith and follow my newfound passion for video games. I applied to transfer to Drexel's Game Design and Production program, and was accepted.

Since then, I've found community within my new program and fallen even more in love with the industry. I ended up finding my calling at the intersection of Design and Organization, with my love of all things spreadsheets, charts, and graphs bringing me to production.

In my free time, I love to collect build Legos, read, play board games and video games, and travel to explore fun experiences with my partner, including our shared love of Theme Parks.