Student Success & Advising
Academic coaching, progress monitoring, postsecondary planning, individualized support, and family collaboration.
Professional Profile
Accomplished program specialist and educator with extensive experience in student success, academic advising, program management, licensure compliance, institutional partnerships, curriculum design, and community engagement.
Combines organizational rigor with creative thinking, connecting educators, students, families, universities, public agencies, and cultural partners through accessible systems and meaningful learning experiences.
Core Capabilities
Academic coaching, progress monitoring, postsecondary planning, individualized support, and family collaboration.
Staffing, training, supervision, and delivery across complex educational programs.
State licensure processes, certification records, student information systems, and Schoology.
Government, cultural, higher-education, and community relationships built around shared outcomes.
Grant writing, curriculum development, visual storytelling, and executive-level communication.
Google Workspace, Adobe Creative Cloud, Microsoft 365, educational technology, and AI literacy.
Selected Experience
Selected Programs & Impact
Secured and managed multiple EdVestors Arts Expansion grants across BPS schools; co-authored a Boston Foundation Schoolyard Initiative grant and a $25,000 Disney grant supporting integrated arts programming.
Designed the MABVI Accessible Mural Project, integrating Braille and tactile design for students who are blind or visually impaired.
Directed students in designing seven public murals for Boston’s Annual Violence Prevention Month through the COMPASS School.
Co-authored Expeditionary Learning curriculum with the BPS Arts Working Group and developed interdisciplinary pathways connecting visual art, science, and community learning.
Served as lead artist for the prize artwork during the EdVestors program’s first five years, shaping the visual presentation of an annual celebration of improving Boston Public Schools.
Partnered with MassArt through Looking to Learn, a visual arts education program now operating through the MassArt Art Museum (MAAM), to build visual literacy, inquiry, and critical thinking through classroom workshops and guided engagement with contemporary art; also hosted and mentored MassArt student teachers.
Education & Credentials
Selected Artistic Practice
Multidisciplinary studio practice spanning painting, photography, graphic design, and public art. The work explores portraiture, place, visual narrative, material experimentation, and the relationship between observation and expressive mark-making.
View selected artwork →Portraiture, landscape, architecture, color, and expressive gesture.
Observational images centered on atmosphere, presence, and visual narrative.
Identity, publication, communication, and visual storytelling for educational and community initiatives.
Collaborative murals and accessible creative experiences connecting art with civic life.