My Portfolio

Welcome to my portfolio. Here you’ll find a selection of my work. Explore my projects to learn more about what I do.

Bethel University senior Mu Ku Shi uses tattoo art, soccer to express himself in ways language can’t.

In the village of Titram, where traditions and customs weave into everyday life, local women find empowerment in the simplicity of covering their faces with veils.

Senator Mary Kunesh fights for the silenced

Minnesota senator fights for the rights of missing and murdered Indigenous people by educating the public.

Clothed in empowerment

Through nonprofit Dress for Success Twin Cities, Sara Poldrugovac Darst walks the runway toward a future in fashion and sustainability.

Thank God for therapists

An ode to therapy; the thing that saved me and continues to save me.

Learning to parent myself

When I left my dad's house, I didn't know I'd be losing a parent and finding onre in myself.

Professor Project: Andrew Bramsen

Andy Bramsen reflects on his journey, from growing up as a missionary kid in Senegal, West Africa, to teaching political science at Bethel University in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Put on your happy face

#TFTB: What do you want your legacy to be?

In this episode of Thoughts from the Bubble, students at Bethel University share what they want their legacies to be. From making the next big scientific discovery to showing Christ’s love to others, Bethel students have a variety of hopes and dreams.

An ode to my sister

“A brilliant commentary on balancing light and darkness, O’Malley’s work follows Emma, a college student struggling with self-image, donut-stealing roommates, and the toxicity of the modeling scene, from Michigan to Phoenix to the streets of LA. This will have you reevaluatingyour perspective on parts of the world you vowed to never see again."

Rachel Blood, Bethel University