Data Visualization
Spring 2021
 This project is a website of a digital exhibit highlighting several efforts of community control in Harlem.  |
Fall 2020
 This story map provides an overview of community health in the Marina District of San Francisco, exploring various social determinants of health. |
Fall 2019
 Using Tableau, I visualized the performance of 35 anonymized masters rowing athletes on various types of workouts over the course of our 4-month winter training season in 2018-2019.  |
Fall 2018
 How wealthy is Congress? |
 This project shows the geography of migration in the early-twentieth century Eastern Mediterranean. |
Spring 2018
 This project demonstrates environmental racism in Detroit. |
 Digital Witchcraft investigates the dialogue and images of witch films. |
Spring 2017
 Exploring the human development index (HDI) and its relationships with some policy factors that can potentially influence human development. |
Spring 2016
 The project is a map of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers at the turn of the eighteenth century based on the textual sources of the period as well as modern hydro-climatological studies. |
Fall 2015
 Our aim was to accurately represent the variety of identities represented within the kids of the DC Schools Project. |
 This project assesses the state of New Orleans schools a decade after Hurricane Katrina. |
Fall 2014
 I created two data visualizations: one of volunteer participation in CSJ programs by school at Georgetown and another of registration in Community-Based Learning courses by school. |
Summer 2013
 Educational statistics from the United States and other countries are shown through informative and aesthetic graphics. |