In my public relations classes, we often have to choose an organization and prepare a public relations plan for them, including tactics, objectives, goals, and strategies. Last year my group picked the Streets at Southpoint Mall, as it had just had its grand opening a few weeks before the project was due. We received an "A" for our plan, which is featured below in word format.

*Click here to see my public relations plan for the Streets at Southpoint mall (final group project for JOMC 131)

JOMC 131 is a class dealing with public relations case studies. We are required to complete four case briefs during the semester, each one featuring a different organization struggling to overcome a crisis or a potential opportunity for their company to receive a bad name. Each brief must include background on the organization and their issue, as well as our recommendations for the company's plan and further attempts at success. One of the case briefs I wrote, featuring the National Association of Secondary School Principlas, is featured below.

*Click here to see a case brief I wrote for JOMC 131.

For my Religion in America class last semester, we each were required to chose a topic we had covered in class and write a paper dealing with a specific issue from that topic. I chose to write on David Koresh and the Branch Dividians of Waco, Texas. My paper outlined how Koresh's vision for sexual purity for his followers, but sexual freedom for himself, lead to the group's downfall and devastating ending. I received an "A" for the paper and it was featured on our class website.

*Click here to see my religion midterm paper ( I got an A!!)

Last semester I took a Shakespeare class required for my English minor. I wrote this essay on the fatal error of Brutus in Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.

*Click here to see my essay on Julius Caesar.