PORTFOLIO
OPEN COURSES
P2PU x NYU Tandon Future Labs Course: KEYSTONE: An Open Course for New Founders
Adapted a subject matter expert’s business expertise into an open curriculum. Designed for facilitation by any adult learner, regardless of prior knowledge.
P2PU Course: Writing for Change
Designed an open course for adults learning how to write grant proposals, applications, and op-eds. Eligible for course credit through College Unbound.
TOPIC GUIDES
The following P2PU topic guides aggregate courses and community practices on the most popular learning circle subjects. Collages designed in Figma.
WORKSHOPS
Conjuring the E-Textiles Workshop: The Library Collective (March 2020). With A. Ackerly. On sewing electrical circuits in soft fabric and creating opportunities for library outreach. Includes an interactive activity adapted from a Lilypad Arduino tutorial.
Sewing Circles and Learning Spirals: Building Communities of Practice in the Makerspace (ARLIS/SE, October 2021). With A. Acerkly. On our self-directed learning project to build circuits from thread. Strategies on how to build community, ask for help, keep documentation, and amplify the learning spiral through outreach.
Large Language Models in Clinical Practice: Use Cases, Ethics, and Harm Reduction. Presented at Penn AIbraries (Summer 2026). On the biases, fabrications, and other potential harms related to AI use in clinical practice, as well as strategic and evidence-based recommendations on thoughtful use. Includes a group activity evaluating three LLMs’ outputs.
FACILITATOR GUIDES
The following P2PU facilitator guides are weekly agendas that facilitators can use to adapt online course materials to the learning circle format.
These guides support active learning through structured check-ins, activities, collective notes, and opportunities for reflection.
💡Design Thinking for Innovation
SERVICE DESIGN
UGA x SCO Partnership: Well-Being Hub
Students at the Owens Library at the UGA College of Environment and Design identified a need for privacy, physical rest, and a space that explicitly centered students from undercommunicated backgrounds in its service design. In partnership with colleagues at the CED and UGA's Office of Student Care and Outreach, the resulting well-being hub addressed those needs with reservable spaces, sensory supports, research help, and a prominently displayed Dawg Ally certification, and it now appears as one of more than fifteen officially recognized well-being hubs across the UGA campus network.
EVENTS
AI Detection Software: Presented at AIbraries (Summer 2026) with S. Wolfson and S. Kirk. Designed a one-pager summary in Canva on the reliability, impact, and legal implications of using AI detection software in academic spaces.
Book Talk - Sex Isn’t Real: The Invention of an Incoherent Binary (Spring 2026). Penn Libraries. Organized and hosted a talk by author Dr. Beans Velocci, historian of knowledge production about sex, gender, and sexuality at Penn.