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Media Archaeology is the practice of digitally documenting and mapping specific locations, to create immediate, globally accessible knowledge. I was invited by digital wizards Jamie Cohen and Matt Applegate to team-teach a course that investigated marking connections to place. In this inaugural project, students travelled to the Boyne Valley in Ireland to explore the layers of history embedded in the region. Molloy New Media

I was invited to be a faculty advisor at the Global Citizenship Alliance for the Molloy College Honors Students. We attended this intensive week of challenging lectures and workshops and left with new perspectives on the state of the world.

Opening Minds through Art is an amazing intergenerational art program for people with dementia. I was honored to participate in their Lead Artist Facilitator Training and am eager to implement their philosophy into my community work.

An international collaboration of over 300 artists responding to one initial message.

It was a great honor to offer design input for this important project.

Invisible Wounds of War is a project working with North Carolina Veterans to explore the psychological, spiritual, and moral injuries of war. The project is based in Wilmington, NC and includes writing workshops for veterans, online writing submissions from military personnel & families statewide, collaborative self-portrait photography sessions with veterans and mindfulness workshop for veterans & spouses/partners.

Interdisciplinary artist, Mare Dianora "investigates the nature of relationship - to home, to objects, to place, to history, to family and community."

An on-going community project which explores body image through the use of clothing size tags.

Writer and photographer Jennifer Johnson investigates "landscape, a sense of place, memory, meaning and healing."