Presentation for the University of Michigan Library How To Library series

A presentation I did for Schoolcraft College in Livonia, Michigan.

Collaborative presentation for Access Services 2019 Conference in Atlanta, GA.

Presentation at Schoolcraft College in Livonia, Michigan

Part of the Inclusive Interpersonal Skills Series currently being developed by the University of Michigan Library Diversity Council, I created this practice session by incorporating the work of J. Krishnamurti, principles of emotional intelligence, and actor games from Augusto Boal's "Theater of the Oppressed."

Presented at the 2017 Access Services Conference in Atlanta, Georgia, this presentation outlined some of the lessons my colleague and I learned while creating a comprehensive information services training program using Qualtrics and Canvas CMS.

A presentation I gave for the University of Michigan Librarian's Forum regarding my work with the Convening Great Lakes Culture Keepers in September 2017.

Presented at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Back in Circulation Conference in October of 2016, my colleague and I discussed our methods for creating an online comprehensive information services training program for the University of Michigan Library Operations Department

My collaborators, Michelle Saboo and Alyx Cadotte, and I developed a presentation entitled "Bimisemagad-Onaagan: Oshkikidowinan Nizhitoonmin (Disc Golf: Making New Words) (The Plate Flies a Certain Way: New Words We are Making)" for the 2014 Anishinaabemowin-Teg Conference. Our intent was to emphasize the creation of new Anishinaabemowin words for activities that as of yet have no equivalent, namely disc-golf, with the hope is that our presentation inspires other Anishinaabemowin learners

As a youth presenter at the 19th Annual Anishinaabemowin-Teg conference, I was slated with the task of putting together a presentation that would engage youth ages 13 to 17. I chose to give them phrases to talk with each other about their potential boyfriends or girlfriends and how to introduce themselves in the hopes that it would inspire them to use the language everyday. I utilized the materials that we were given in Beginning and Intermediate Anishinaabemowin classes at U-M.

Ojibwemowin Infographic designed to make learning the name of our village easier using Canva.

Project summary of the 2018 U-M Library DEIA Day of Development.

A brief introduction to the work of the Library Diversity Council for a Sharefest event.

Open for use for Indigenous Communities.

I created this infographic as an assignment for LIS 557: Documenting Diverse Cultures class through the University of Arizona School of Information MLIS program.

I created this infographic to accompany a conference presentation, "Expanding the Reach of Ready Reference," at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Back in Circulation conference in October 2016.

This infographic was created as a component of a professional interview assignment for my LIS 504: Foundations of Library and Information Services class through the University of Arizona School of Information MLIS program.

Created to highlight annual powwow on campus.

Digital Display highlighting the works of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

I crafted this exhibit in an hour to address frequently asked questions at the Shapiro Undergraduate Library information service desk during the first week of the Fall 2017 semester.

I collaborated with students from the University of Michigan Native American Student Association (NASA) and the University of Michigan Library Peer Information Counseling (PIC) Program and in the creation of a digital exhibit for Native American Month. The exhibit debuted in November of 2015. This second iteration of the exhibit debuted in November of 2016. Graphic design was done by PIC student Michelle Sheng. The majority of the text was written by myself and reviewed by the NASA students.

I was the project lead for developing this exhibit celebrating the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. as exemplified by the continuing action of various student groups on the University of Michigan campus.

This was the first digital exhibit with which I had worked as a University of Michigan Library Peer Information Counseling student. This exhibit was a collaborative effort between the Peer Information Counseling students and the Children's Literature subject specialist.

(Icons by another designer) Mock Up Instagram post for College Readiness event.

(Icons by another designer) Mock up Facebook cover for College-Readiness event.

(Icons by another designer) Mock up for College-Readiness event and creation of Program Title and hashtag.

Brief intro on how mapping tech may be used for Indigenous Natural Resource Management.