I attended the University of Maine, where I cultivated my passion for journalism and photography. My academic background provided me with a solid foundation in storytelling, visual composition, and critical analysis, which I have leveraged throughout my career.
For the past 15 years, I have mentored and taught high school and undergraduate students in journalism and photography. My teaching experience has been primarily one-on-one, allowing me to tailor my approach to the unique needs and...
I attended the University of Maine, where I cultivated my passion for journalism and photography. My academic background provided me with a solid foundation in storytelling, visual composition, and critical analysis, which I have leveraged throughout my career.
For the past 15 years, I have mentored and taught high school and undergraduate students in journalism and photography. My teaching experience has been primarily one-on-one, allowing me to tailor my approach to the unique needs and learning styles of each student. This individualized method has enabled me to foster creativity, enhance technical skills, and instill a deep appreciation for the art and craft of visual storytelling.
My teaching settings have largely taken place in real-world environments, such as photo shoots, editorial meetings, and field reporting. This hands-on approach not only helps students develop practical skills but also prepares them for the dynamic and often fast-paced nature of journalism and photography. By guiding students through real projects and assignments, I’ve been able to offer valuable insights into industry standards and best practices, helping them build confidence and professionalism in their work.
