Yes, I'm that guy with a million hobbies. Here is an overview of my personal projects.

Academic Research

I have a strong framework in research methodology, and a developing background in sociological theory. I most often think and work in relation to these concepts:

• Social Determinants of Health
• Vacancy/Housing Insecurity
• Food Insecurity
• Criminalization/Medicalization of Drug Use
• Pubic Denial Of Science
• Urban Violence
• Networks
• Automation and Employment
• Racial Disparities
• Cultural Placemaking/Geography

Material Hobbies

I have been fond of techonology my whole life, which lends itself to plenty of material hobbies.

• Bicycling
• Audio Electronics
• 3D Printing and CNC
• Building and Fixing Electronics
• Digital Photography
• Wearable Technology
• Rideable Technology

Digital Skill Development

Software development is my fondest skill. I learn the tools necessary to build the things I want created. The varying languages I frequently use, in order from most to least experience:

1. R
2. Markdown
3. Git
4. LaTeX
5. Bash
6. Python
7. HTML/CSS
8. JavaScript
9. SQL
10. SPSS

I also have a solid foundation in the Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, After Effects, Premiere Pro, Photoshop)

When neccessary, I use ArcMap 10.6, ArcGIS Pro or QGIS3, but I much prefer their Python or R libraries instead.