social media

Oregon DOT, 2025

Featured campaign:
2025 Winter Storm Coverage

I served as one of the temporary social media managers for Oregon Department of Transportation’s social media accounts during the 2025 winter snow storms. I coordinated with agency communications on publishing timely updates for the traveling public based on content provided by on the ground staff.

Willamette Heritage Center, 2020

Featured campaign:
Social Distancing Learning Resources

I worked with the museum’s research, collections, and curation staff to publish content across our Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Pinterest accounts as part of our Social Distancing Learning Resources campaign.

I featured the resource webpage through themed weekly content including #TextileTuesday posts (in collaboration with Salem Fiberarts Guild), #ThrowbackThursday blog posts, and #FlashbackFriday history features.

This resulted in a 16% increase in followers on Instagram over the four month campaign period.

Silverton Arts Association, 2018

Featured campaign:
Studio & Gallery Tour

I publicized the 2018 Studio & Gallery Tour by designing a “passport” that featured a map of the artist tour stops and published a photo of myself holding the guide in downtown Silverton. I went to each of the stops featured in the guide and took photos of the artists and their work.

One of the posts from this campaign received the second highest number of likes while I was managing the account.

The highest amount of likes a post received at that time was a post I made for an art gallery opening.

Oregon State University Press, 2016

Featured campaign:
Bookstagram

When I started as an intern at OSU Press, there were only nine posts on their Instagram account. It was my mission to grow the account using the #bookstagram theme of taking aesthetic photos of our front list titles across campus.