While attending the Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University I worked on Long March Home: an examination of veteran homelessness. My partner, photojournalist Charles Mostoller, and I spent more than six months interviewing experts, advocates, government employees and shadowing homeless Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans.
Five years ago, when Sam Chamakura decided to become an independent pharmacist, the business was attractive. New independent pharmacies were opening throughout New York City, dispensing pills and raking in profits.
For a Graphics class at Columbia University I had to design a "How-To" graphic and I chose to illustrate "How to make a paper boat."
During the 2008-2009 school year I designed a multitude of front pages for The Optimist, the student newspaper at Abilene Christian University in Abilene, Texas. Below is a collection of my best front page designs:
This is a short video I produced for my class Digital Media Newsroom, which was taught by Sig Gissler, administrator of the Pulitzer Prizes.
