Workshops
Far Cry 2 - Level Design IGDA Workshop
This workshop was set up by the IGDA Academic club at Central Piedmont Community College. The goal of this workshop was to explain the fundamental ideas of level design and apply them using the Far Cry 2 Map Editor. For instance, blockouts, beauty passes, level story telling, as well as others.
This workshop was set up by the IGDA Academic club at Central Piedmont Community College. The goal of this workshop was to explain the fundamental ideas of level design and apply them using the Far Cry 2 Map Editor. For instance, blockouts, beauty passes, level story telling, as well as others.
Clubs
Girls In Games (GIG)
Girls In Games - Events Coordinator
GiG is a student-run club designed to help promote a female presence in technology as well as the game development industry respectively. This club maintains a safe community for female and male students, as well as the alumni of Central Piedmont Community College (CPCC) to connect and discuss topics of a related and common interests, and to become a resource for advancement opportunities and self-development for the game development industry.
Girls In Games - Events Coordinator
GiG is a student-run club designed to help promote a female presence in technology as well as the game development industry respectively. This club maintains a safe community for female and male students, as well as the alumni of Central Piedmont Community College (CPCC) to connect and discuss topics of a related and common interests, and to become a resource for advancement opportunities and self-development for the game development industry.
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Volunteer
Dominican Republic
Volunteer Work
Along with most of my senior class in 2015, we went down to the Dominican Republic to serve the needy for five days. We handed out food, water, and other basic necessities, while also spending time with the elderly and the young children. It was an all-around great experience to escape my privileged lifestyle and help those in need.
Volunteer Work
Along with most of my senior class in 2015, we went down to the Dominican Republic to serve the needy for five days. We handed out food, water, and other basic necessities, while also spending time with the elderly and the young children. It was an all-around great experience to escape my privileged lifestyle and help those in need.
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