Amanda’s design work has run the gamut from digital product and responsive web design, to strategy and branding, to books and infographics. She enjoys bringing order to complex content and getting her hands dirty in the details.
Amanda loves projects that involve systematic thinking, deep collaboration, and a mission she can get behind. She earned a BS in Visual Communication Design from The Ohio State University and an MFA in Graphic Design from the Maryland Institute College of Art, where she has also served as an adjunct professor in the Graphic Design MA and BFA programs.
Amanda has led design work for Teal clients including Home Planet Fund, International Budget Partnership, The National Immigration Law Center, the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Justice, and the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation.
Ask me about the time I met POTUS and FLOTUS while working as a graphic designer on the 2012 Obama campaign.
College Track helps first-generation students achieve college and career success through a 10-year commitment to each scholar. But its website wasn’t keeping pace with the organization’s growth—or clearly serving the donors, families, and partners who rely on it. Teal transformed a complex digital experience into a clearer, more flexible platform that brings College Track’s impact to the forefront, gives every audience a more intuitive path forward, and creates a stronger foundation for what comes next.
