A study of how language, culture, and experience shape code-switching among adult Spanish learners in the United States.

A study of how indigenous Taíno art continues to shape culture, identity, and artistic expression in the Dominican Republic.

DescriptionA comparative study of Mary Cassatt and Eva Gonzalès examining how gender shaped their careers and recognition within the Impressionist movement.

An exploration of how the 2024 Grammys reflect broader issues of cultural representation and recognition for Latin music in the United States.

An exploration of how both prominent and overlooked figures have shaped the political history of Latin America.

A research project analyzing the role of the Eccles APEX Lecture Series in supporting student success and academic engagement at Southern Utah University.

A conference presentation analyzing how gender shaped the careers and recognition of female Impressionist artists, presented at the Utah Conference of Undergraduate Research.

A conference presentation exploring how indigenous Taíno art continues to shape cultural identity and artistic expression in the Dominican Republic, presented at the Utah Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters.

Recognized as the Art History Top Graduate at Southern Utah University for excellence in academic achievement and dedication to the study of art and culture.