Magazine Proposal
This magazine proposal showcases a dynamic, photo edition of The Daily Mississippian that captures Ole Miss through the lens of our student photojournalists. 

Organized into three major sections Sports, Arts & Culture, and News the magazine brings campus life to life through vivid visuals and engaging storytelling. From game-day energy in the Grove to homecoming celebrations and presidential election coverage. This edition reflects the spirit, traditions, and student voices of the University of Mississippi.

The goal of this magazine is to highlight student photography as an essential form of journalism and to create a lasting, creative print edition that celebrates the work of The Daily Mississippian’s talented photographers. 

Research Project
This business article explores how food advertising influences Gen Z consumers' perception of healthiness in products, particularly when indulgent brands market their items as "healthy." 

Using surveys and focus groups, the study examines how packaging, influencer marketing, and brand storytelling affect trust and decision-making. It also investigates the role of misleading labels, corporate ownership transparency. The results highlight a growing demand for authenticity, clear labeling, and transparency in health-focused marketing.

Article was published on the second edition of the IMC Impact Journal

Personal Project

This photojournalism project documents the historic civil unrest that unfolded in Caracas, Venezuela throughout 2017. 

Through personal storytelling, "Caracas 2017" captures the resilience of Venezuelans who filled the streets to protest against Nicolás Maduro’s authoritarian regime, government corruption, and human rights abuses.

Blending first-hand visuals with reported events, the project highlights key moments such as the daily protests, the tragic death of student Neomar Lander, and the symbolic helicopter protest led by Oscar Pérez invoking Article 350 of the Venezuelan constitution. The project serves as a visual archive of courage and loss, giving voice to a movement that was often silenced.

Created as a personal project to remember what my hometown streets have witness and how Caracas 2017 is not just a record of political turmoil it is a tribute to a nation’s fight for freedom and a reminder of the power of grassroots resistance in the face of repression.