An interactive website designed to explore the Dartmouth College cemetery. I visually mapped certain gravestones, providing context on the cemetery's most significant members. I looked into the racial politics of graveyards, highlighting the absence of black slaves even though we know from other sources that they were there in Hanover. I showed how this was a significant historical loss as gravestones can tell the stories of families and overall migration patterns. I provided some resources on how to find lost graveyards of enslaved peoples and how to preserve graveyards.

Made for the Jones Media Center.

An Escape Room. This was in support of the Dartmouth Library’s Open Access Week in 2022. I co-wrote the story about an alien parasite in an abandoned Arctic research station. I did the sound design and I also designed the all of the promotion materials. Unfortunately, I got sick so I was not able to document it thoroughly. https://digitalcommons.dartmouth.edu/oa_week/2022/

Play: https://rcweb.dartmouth.edu/~f003jsv/ALongWalkHome

An interactive narrative. The brief was to design a game about climate change. I really emphasized the act of walking and all physical exertion to encourage contemplation, shifting the experience away from they task-oriented form that games tend to occupy. I wanted to question the necessity of traditional markers of success in our play. I sought to combine the theme of wandering with that of dying. Wandering so often is about diversions, exploration and putting off the end, but in a dying world such movement in space and emotion is complicated; you can’t put off dying if everything around you is dying. All you can do is enjoy the interesting conversations along the way.