marketing portfolio

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University of Utah

I wrote the copy and designed this post card for the Fall 2018 Vizient conference.

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University of Utah

I wrote the copy and designed this post card for the Fall 2018 Vizient conference.

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University of Utah

Know Before You Go is a campaign I am working on for the U of U College of Nursing.

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University of Utah

Thrive is a new program for U of U nurses. I wrote the copy and designed the business card distributed at every Thrive/Nursing events.

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University of Utah

I wrote the copy and worked with the lead designer to make this peer recognition promotional poster for the nursing force. A powerful workplace morale booster? Thank each other.

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University of Utah

I wrote the copy for this postcard, which is distributed nation-wide as a promotional marketing piece for our annual nursing report.

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University of Utah

This is a large print promotional poster that is displayed at every Thrive Conference. Growth is essential in the workplace; explore your profession.

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University of Utah

I wrote the copy for this promotional poster posted in each unit and clinic at U of U Health to encourage patients to recognize their nurses.

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University of Utah

The senior multi-media designer and I made this creative and fun photo book for a patient who let us tell their NBICU story. (not linked, for patient privacy purposes).

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University of Utah

After a long fight, the Imagine Perfect Care Resource and Innovation Center finally got its own public website. Our challenge right now (literally, I’m probably working on it as you read this) is to find the balance between the strict branding guidelines embedded in the Cascade template, and our vision for the project. It’s a constant evolution of rewriting copy, losing pages we forgot to hit save on, hitting our head on the desk because we do it over again in a slow-loading CMS, and basically a lot of trial and error. It’s messy, it’s fun, and it’s what we’ve been waiting for.