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DocuSign Envelope ID:312E3C6B-6E22-4E29-9F88-860CF77DF595 <br /> ORGANIZATIONS: Carolina Performing Arts, Center for Real Estate Development, Democratic <br /> National Committee, The Heritage Foundation, Dispute Settlement Center, The Hunt Institute, <br /> The Kenan Institute, Lincoln Center for Performing Arts, Morehead Cain foundation, National <br /> Theater of Scotland, NC Board of Pharmacy, Research Triangle Regional Partnership, Triangle <br /> Community Foundation <br /> INDIVIDUALS: New York Times best-selling author Sarah Dessen, Emil Kang <br /> TEACHUG <br /> Taught photography, editing and photojournalism at TROSA, Woods Charter School, Duke <br /> University Bryan Center, AL Stanback Middle School. <br /> SOFTWA1 E <br /> Adobe Creative Suite, especially Photoshop, WordPress, Aperture, Fotor, Fetch, Microsoft <br /> Office Suite, QuickBooks, MyEmma email marketing. <br /> PRO BONO <br /> Donated photography and writing services to InterFaith Council for Social Service, Art Therapy <br /> Institute, CAM Raleigh, Kidzu Museum, Emerson Waldorf School, The Dispute Settlement <br /> Center, Cocktails for Cancer, The Bouncing Bulldogs <br /> PU 1LISHED POJECTS <br /> A Year in the Life of a YIaldorf School , a 96-page full-color book that traces an entire <br /> calendar year of a Waldorf education with words and photographs. <br /> The Rite of Spring, in photos . In April of 2012 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of <br /> the bold French ballet, "The Rite of Spring," Carolina Performing Arts held a year of <br /> performances, which included 11 commissions of new work and nine world premieres, <br /> interdisciplinary discussions and collaborations all over the UNC-CH campus. Commissioned <br /> to photograph the year's worth of events, 15,000 images were created and catalogued that <br /> documented the commemoration. Images were published in The New York Times, The Wall <br /> Street Journal and on the NPR web site. <br /> • The Women's Issue, created environmental portraits of 22 women chosen for the <br /> "Women's <br /> Issue" of both Chapel Hill and Durham Magazines in 2015. <br /> PROFESSIONAL EXPE IENCE <br /> 0 2001 to Present: Principal Photographer and Owner at KPO Photo, <br /> O June 1999 to January 2001 : Writer, Photographer and Spanish-Speaking Educator at The <br /> University of North Carolina Highway Safety Research Center in Chapel Hill, NC. <br /> Responsibilities included writing, photographing and designing the HSRC Annual Report and <br /> press releases. Also worked on a federally funded grant to reduce the disproportionate amount <br /> of highway safety fatalities and injuries among Hispanic drivers in North Carolina. <br /> O February 1998 to 1999 : Photojournalist at The Chapel Hill News and The <br /> (R leigh) News & 0 server. <br />