I work as the editorial assistant to the managing editor of the Mason Spirit magazine, the official publication of George Mason University with an audience of over 70,000.

• "MIXing It Up" is an article I wrote about a new inventor's lab and creative space called the MIX lab published in The Mason Spirit




• "Pioneering Next-Gen Classroom Technologies" is about an enterprising Mason game design professor who has cofounded a startup company which utilizes algorithms to maintain an optimized online classroom setting.

In the summer of 2016, I was thrilled to be given the opportunity to work as the communications intern of the American Humanist Association. A wonderful group of people who work hard to support human rights, tolerance, and rational thinking. While there, I wrote a number of pieces for their digital publication TheHumanist.com (and still do from time to time).

• "Mining the Moon: Will Lunar Resource Competition Spark Future Wars" is a thought experiment probing the possible outcomes of lawless resource extraction of the moon and encourages thinking forward towards establishing some international regulations.




• "Discovering Life's Origins and the Mystery of Homochirality" explains how a discovery of complex homochiral molecules at the Milky Way's center could help biologists better understand how life on earth formed.




• "Rethinking the Ingredients for Human Life" explains how new research might open the door to same-sex couples (or even individuals) being able to produce their very own offspring with a little help from science.