My approach to communications began taking shape in an unexpected place, at the intersection of art and science.

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While working at Meredith College, I served as an academic technology liaison for the Department of Art and was later assigned to support the School of Natural and Mathematical Sciences as well. Working across these disciplines gave me an opportunity to observe how artists and scientists approached their work, the questions they asked, and the ways they explored and interpreted the world.

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What began as two areas of professional responsibility became something more significant. I started recognizing connections between disciplines that are often considered separate.

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Both involve observation, curiosity, experimentation, pattern recognition, and discovery. Both seek to understand relationships and reveal something that might otherwise go unnoticed.

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That realization changed how I began thinking about my own work.