Experiences at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU)

Creative Movement Studies, which combines Dance and Recreation, is a major that I created with the help of my instructors and advisors at VCU. Through this combination of disciplines I have been exposed to basic medical terminology, Kinesiology and anatomy, injury prevention, choreography, business planning, and grant writing. I taken courses in program planning, development, and program management. While developing this program I paricipated in volunteer programs including the Senior Olympics. I also planned and conducted a creative movement programs at two different volunteer sites. Being enrolled in two schools of discipline, Recreation and Dance departments, I had the opportunity to collaboratively choreograph a dance presented to the school of dance during an informal performance....

I attended part-time over the years.

By attending classes part-time I am a Senior and nearing completion of the credits needed to obtain my B.A. in Art History.

I coordinated the Cancer Genomics Project which included three participating laboratories. I created a web site which allowed for reporting of data collection as well as fiscal administration for the department of Pathology.

Pre-Law

Repaired and maintained various technical equipment and computers at Virginia Commonwealth University. Updated data bases used in tracking equipment, and handed questions from users covering a wide range of problems. Delegated jobs to other student technicians and relayed progress reports, filing and completing forms used in records for analytical purposes. Creating and maintaining visual displays and layouts of data, research and problem solving difficult technical issues....

A three week long summer intensive course deigned to instruct and demonstrate basic techniques used in both 2D and 3D animation. This course was offered to High School students from various areas around the US, whom were interested in learning Traditional, Flash, and 3D based animation skill sets.