I chose to study Human Geography because I wanted to understand how humans interact with, shape, and are shaped by their built and natural environments. I fell in love with cartography and GIS along the way because they satisfied the need for creating meaningful art and making sense of the world around me. 

 

I am interested in addressing climate change, affordable housing, homelessness, and public transportation. My passions revolve around social justice, conservation and sustainability. Specifically, creating equitable tenantable environments - where people are not only living but actively interacting with public spaces.

This portfolio highlights some of the work I have done with GIS and my cartographic experience. 

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