Academic Written Work
Interdisciplinary Academic Research: A portfolio of strategic essays and published academic research demonstrating my ability to integrate Design Thinking and User Experience methodology with advanced concepts in Technology Management and Operations. This work includes deep dives into data governance, organizational change, and complex ethical challenges like Gender-bias in systems.
A rigorous set of essays analyzing professional ethical failure and its relevance to modern Design & Technology. The work connects the historical context of FASPE to contemporary challenges in AI governance and systemic risk, exploring my role as an Enterprise Architect and MBA candidate in championing moral accountability over institutional compromise.
A narrative essay detailing how overcoming personal and professional challenges—from adopting mindfulness under pressure (Place) to embodying the joy and perspective of a personal role model (Person)—has shaped my leadership approach. The essay showcases my commitment to self-awareness and my strategic ambition to translate high-quality experiences into scalable business models.
This academic work provides a critical, analytical framework for understanding appearance, clothing, and fashion as complex communication systems. The study directly informs my strategic approach to human-centered design and technology governance by analyzing how dress indicates cultural identity and social position. It leverages my background in fashion design and published research on Gender-bias in systems to connect aesthetic choices to broader societal perceptions of morality, identity, and technology adoption.
The research methodologies utilized in the social and behavioral sciences, beginning with the fundamentals of research design, through data collection, analysis, interpretation, and the final reporting of results. Both quantitative and qualitative designs are examined using software to aid in inquiry and analysis.
