Welcome to my website! Inside you will find information about me, plus my resume and contact information, my latest blog entry, audio productions that I have made, sports that I cover, and websites I have produced or managed in my young career. Changes are coming and will continue to come to this website for the upcoming years! Hope you like this more than the Wordpress!

My journey started at William Mason High School when I began to take programming, design, and production classes. I first started coding in HTML with my favourite teacher Ms. Jennifer Striker in 2002 (my freshman year). In that same year, I began to take design classes utilizing Photoshop, Illustrator, QuarkXPress, and Flash as well as beginning to program with Visual Basic. During my high school years, I took two web design/development classes, two programming classes, four design classes, and 2 design production classes, so I have been immersed with this technology for eight years!

Following graduation, I attended the University of Buffalo where I was planning to persue a career in web design. I was introduced to WRUB Radio (Student Radio) and I loved it...the problem was, the University of Buffalo wasn't for me. In Spring 2007, I transferred to the University of Cincinnati where I have been ever since. It was then that I decided a career in sports was what I wanted to do, be it sports radio, play by play, public relations, web design, etc... I was part of the Exploratory Program from 2007-2009 when I was accepted into the prestigious College Conservatory of Music's Electronic Media program.

Currently I'm serving as the Assistant Sports Director at Bearcast Radio and becoming more involved with UCast, UC's Student television station. I'm taking, or will be taking classes that will be teaching industry standard software such as Final Cut Pro, Pro Tools, and Dreamweaver just to name a few. I will be attending the Munich Summer Curriculum, which is Electronic Media's study abroad program from June 18th, 2010 to September 1st, 2010. We will be taking a full course load, as well as interning with a German company. As Emedia is a global business, it will benefit me greatly to intern in Germany, and to learn other cultures perspectives on life, education, business, and of course sports!