PROFESSIONAL AWARDS:
Graphic Design USA (GDUSA)
Certificate of Excellence (Pro Bono Category) 5/17
Children’s Mercy Hospital - Kansas, “Don’t Monkey Around With Food Allergies; Leave the Peanuts to the Elephants”
Kansas School Public Relations Association (KASB/KanSPRA)
Certificate of Merit (Annual Report Category) 3/12
Olathe Public Schools Annual Report
Award of Excellence (Booklets Category) 3/12
Foundation Annual Report
Certificate of Merit (Handbook Category) 3/12
2011-12 Parent Handbook
Certificate of Merit (School Distirct Newsletter Category) 3/12
SchoolNews
Award of Excellence (Special Events Category) 3/12
Foundation Breakfast Items
Award of Excellence (Handbook Category) 11/10
2010-11 Parent Handbook
Award of Excellence (Brochures/Pamphlets Category) 11/10
OPSF 14th Annual Golf Classic Brochure
Certificate of Merit (Annual Report Category) 11/10
OPSF 2008-09 Annual Report
Award of Excellence (Annual Report Category) 11/09
2008-09 Annual Report
Award of Excellence (Booklet Category) 11/09
Olathe Public Schools Foundation
2007-08 Annual Report Booklet
Certificate of Merit (Brochures and Pamphlets Category) 11/09
Bond Tri-Fold Brochure
Award of Excellence (Handbook Category) 11/09
2008-2009 Parent Calendar Handbook
Award of Excellence (School Calendar Category) 11/09
2008-2009 Parent Calendar Handbook
Certificate of Merit (Special Events Publication) 11/09
13th Annual Golf Tournament Brochure
Certificate of Merit (Strategic PR Program) 11/09
Bond Election 2008
National Council for Marketing and Public Relations
Bronze Medallion of Merit Award 9/07
Mind’s Eye (poster series)
Bronze Medallion of Merit Award 9/06
The Importance of Being Earnest (poster)
Bronze Medallion of Merit Award 9/06
Hot Jazz (logo design)
Johnson County Community College
Excel Employee of the Year Award $1,500 5/07
Was named “Excel Employee of the Year” from 40
Excel Award winners. The award criteria is based on
skills, attitude, productivity, judgement and innovation.
Excel Award $150 5/06
Redesigned the TALENTS! and Sports brochures, with
the result of an enrollment increase by an estimated ten percent.