Clemson College of Science Design and Social Media

As the College of Science Social Media and Graphic Design Intern, I created  compliant social media graphics and was in charge of managing the day-to-day visual identity for SCIENCE social media. I helped assist the SCIENCE communications and marketing team with print designs as needed for our in-house events or for our clients.


During my time helping run the SCIENCE social media, I doubled our follower count in eight months and have implemented new social media strategies while transitioning to the new SCIENCE brand.  I was also able to write SCIENCE NewsStand articles about relevant Clemson and Science-based events and photograph and video locations across campus to be used for social media and marketing.

Orange social media graphic asking whether users would prefer an umbrella or water bottle in a giveaway.
Digital news banner highlighting Clemson chemistry student research featured in Journal Materials Advances.
Purple promotional banner showing three speakers for a Diversity in Science seminar series.
Purple event poster for a Diversity in Science seminar about science and religion.
Event flyer detailing three spring 2021 Diversity in Science seminars with speaker information.
Brick archway with bell photographed during fall with orange and yellow foliage.
Science news announcement banner featuring Stephanie LaPlaca receiving the Klaine Fellowship.
Scientist wearing mask and gloves performs laboratory work with test tubes and equipment in research setting.
Purple promotional banner for Clemson Microbiology Society seminar featuring guest speaker.
Student in purple sweatshirt takes selfie outdoors on college campus.
Clemson University merchandise including purple cap, water bottle and white t-shirt displayed near reflective pond.
Laptop displaying seminar series information with purple water bottle and Clemson sticker.
Researcher in lab coat and protective gear conducts experiments with scientific equipment.
Researcher in white coat and safety gear crouches near dry ice experiment creating fog effect.