a portfolio of work
In April 2021, a team of four of my classmates from POLI 350 and I prepared a policy proposal regarding a strategic approach to addressing deepfakes on TikTok, a challenging but rewarding assignment that presented many opportunities for learning and growth.
I completed a survey research experiment to test whether exposure to polls and the extent to which polls indicated either a tight or lopsided race, affected respondents' propensity to vote.
In the spring of 2020, I created an infographic which sought to educate individuals on the rise of polarization in politics, with a specific focus on the United States, but with relevance and saliency for democracies around the world, including Canada.
In the spring of 2019, I was tasked with collaborating with my classmates to create a comprehensive comparison and analysis among three countries based on their Sustainable Government Indicators (SGI). Our final product was to be presented in a conference near the end of term. Our assignment required us to work together to create an informative, visually appealing, cohesive poster that would be educational while not overwhelming the reader with extraneous information.
In my second year at UBC, I researched, designed and completed an infographic which depicted gender and minority representation in Canadian politics.