Educational Materials, Design Work, Promotional Materials

  • This Style Guide is from my consultant work with a non-profit that promotes STEM and trades in education. I worked with their marketing team to help them design the logos for each trade and curriculum. Then all the subsequent pages you see are my designs for layouts/templates to help pull all designs together as a cohesive look for the brand. The examples are of lessons plans, educational activities and worksheets. This project required us to think about how these materials would be distributed in both the case of having access to computers and technology or the need for them to be downloaded. We provided each material designed and housed in Articulate as well as downloadable.

  • This infographic was designed to give a high-level overview of the program I was in charge of. It was distributed to our fellowships for them to share in promotions.

  • This infographic was created for a middle school trades curriculum to spark interest in careers within industries like submarine manufacturing. It highlights Electric Boat's history and contributions, providing students with context and fostering interest in trades and engineering careers.

  • This page was designed as part of an annual report to summarize the growth and activities of Rotary Fellowships during 2019-2020. It highlights membership statistics, key achievements, and the global impact of these networking groups.

  • This lesson plan is part of a comprehensive curriculum designed to introduce middle school students to six different trades, including careers in the submarine industry. Developed for educators and volunteers, it provides clear instructions, standards alignment, and hands-on activities. Each trade features a unique icon to create a visually engaging and organized resource for guiding students through practical skills and career exploration.

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