University of Florida

2022-Present 

When I began the Architecture Program in the College of Design, Construction, and Planning, I was introduced to the world of design and how to arrange spaces. As a third year, I have strengthened  and developed my design process and passed the Pin-Up requirement that happens at the end of second year. This is a process that looks over a physical summary of each student's work over the course of the program and evaluates their ability to organize this work before they are able to move onto their third year. I have also participated in the mentorship program where students come together to form mentor groups where we can ask each other for advice and critiques on our work. I participated in the University Scholar's Program, where under the guidance of a mentor, undergraduate students are able to complete a year-long research project. My architecture research project examined Passive Design in Florida Cracker Houses and its findings were presented at three university sanctioned events and the IASESP's Traces and Places Conference in Jacksonville, Florida in 2025.