Success stories have been a way to showcase the great achievements of SLU alumni and current students, and have also allowed Career Services to talk about strong relationships with specific employers. All stories can be found on the SLU Career Services' homepage.

I created this document to establish SLU Career Services' brand voice. We often allow our partners to take over our Instagram page, so this document benefits me, the Career Services team, and outside collaborators.

This shows that I had the top two most-liked Instagram posts in my first 30 days. (The link leads to the top post during this time specifically)

For this post, I visited SLU's AirCraft Lab and took photos, talked to students, and more. I shared a graphic with a quote from one of the students and shared other photos from the visit as well.

This document guides SLU Career Services' weekly posts on our social media pages.

I designed this based on Barack Obama's yearly post about what he's been listening to. For this post, I reached out to our team and asked them to submit some music they had been listening to over the summer.

This is a visualizer video for my song named In My Life featuring Kori Kay. I designed the video effects and text in FL Studio. I used a royalty-free photo in the video background. I posted this on many social media pages after completion. I garnered over 110,000 views on this project.

I designed this editorial calendar for a Vidzu Media client named Girls in the Know, who hired us to create media and a schedule for their upcoming fundraiser. My contribution to this project was making the calendar, building it on Google Sheets, and keeping it organized. In this design, the dates on the left showed when to post content, the next column showed the title and description of each post, the next column was the graphics section, and the last four columns were where we put copy for descriptions.

This post was announcing the Director of The Valerie A. Davisson Career Resources Center, Karl Aldrich's, 13th workiversary. It ended up being Career Services' most-liked LinkedIn post.

After each Career Expo, I share a post recapping the event. Follow the link to view the most recent post.