Research Projects

Throughout my undergraduate studies, I have had the pleasure of working on multiple research projects: from the historic Hanlon neighborhood to the home of Carl and Vashti Murphy. Enjoy my work!

The Hanlon Neighborhood

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Spring 2021 Project in Partnership with SGJC Faculty at Morgan State University

Researched the history and development of Baltimore’s Hanlon-Longwood neighborhood (2005–2015) for an SGJC faculty project. Analyzed newspaper archives, broadcast reports, and public records to document trends in crime, housing, and community recovery following the Freddie Gray unrest. Discovered key local figures through property records and highlighted shifts in neighborhood identity. Gained skills in archival research, source analysis, and project time management.

The Carl and Vashti Murphy Home

Building project done during the spring 2021 semester at Morgan State University. Research was done on the people who lived in this home.

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The Clark Family History

A family history project done during the spring 2021 semester at Morgan State University. Delves into the lives of my great grandparents, William and Louise Clark.

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Online Learning During the COVID-19 Pandemic

A project on the pros and cons of online learning. This was done during the spring 2021 semester.

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Tinker v. Des Moines, 1968

A collaborative research project done during the Fall 2021 semester.

A group project done during a law and ethics course of the Tinker v. Des Moines Supreme Court case from 1968.

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Musician Research Project from the Fall 2021 semester at Morgan State University

A music elective research project on a legendary musician who has left a remarkable impact on modern day music.

Duke Ellington Research

Flash-Back Arcade

A collaborative project done on the impact of flash games to pop culture and the gaming industry. Project was done during the spring 2023 semester.

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