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ScreenRecording_10-17-2025 13-49-34_1.MP4This is a commercial for Children's Hospital Colorado's Foundation. I had the absolute honor of attending all of the video shoots with Ava, her family and her care team. This commercial was displayed on all of the foundation's social media pages, in addition to playing on Hulu in the Colorado region. My role with the commercial was assisting with the script and ensuring brand alignment.
The commercial can be found on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKz8zMVtO-o
ScreenRecording_07-08-2026 10-35-43_1.MP4I drafted and assisted in the development of all of the written content on this website. The purpose of this website is to introduce Colorado voters to John Hickenlooper's Republican opponent, Mark Baisley. It highlights his extremist views. As the Communications and Digital Intern at Hickenlooper for Colorado, it was my job to demonstrate that Baisley would further the MAGA Republican agenda.
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As the Communications and Digital Intern at Hickenlooper for Colorado, I wrote and designed the content for this Substack uplifting Hickenlooper's amendment that challenged Trump's "Anti-Weaponization Fund" while simultaneously blocking ICE funding.
I assisted with the filming and production process for this video as the Communications and Digital Intern at Hickenlooper for Colorado. I vetted potential supporters who would be interested in calls and reached out to them asking about recording phone calls for the videos. I gave the senator some background on the individuals, as well. I was there for the filming of this video, which occurred the morning of the Colorado Primaries.
I wrote this Substack post for John Hickenlooper's re-election campaign team. It highlights his Meet the Press interview following his primary win. In the interview, Hickenlooper discusses unity in the Democratic Party.
I wrote this Substack post for John Hickenlooper announcing his accomplishment of over 90 endorsements in 9o days ahead of his Democratic primary election.
I wrote this Substack for Hickenlooper's campaign. This Substack's purpose was to announce and uplift Hickenlooper's newest TV and online ad titled "fighter." It highlights measures the Senator took in his career to fight the Trump Administration.
I created this graphic to be put out on Hickenlooper's social media pages the morning of the Colorado Primaries to encourage everyone to get out and vote. It was important to keep in mind the campaign's colors and branding goals.
As the Communications and Digital Intern at Hickenlooper for Colorado, I wrote and designed the content for this Substack post encouraging voters to get out and vote for the primary election.
I came up with the concept for this Instagram post for John Hickenlooper during his re-election campaign. The idea was to show Hickenlooper taking pictures with a bunch of different Coloradans.
This caption on Hickenlooper's Instagram page features a line from one of my long-form pieces on Substack, which can be found above.
I helped chose this clip to be featured on social media from a larger meet and greet of John Hickenlooper with constituents.
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As the Communications and Digital Intern of Hickenlooper for Colorado – John Hickenlooper's campaign for re-election to the U.S. Senate – one of my responsibilities was updating endorsement cards on the main campaign website.
I wrote, designed, and selected stories for this newsletter with The Daily Wildcat. This newsletter is sent to all staff, undergraduate, and graduate students. It was my first general newsletter that I designed as Managing Editor.
This is some social copy from Instagram that I wrote as a patient story for Tien. Tien's family moved to Colorado for advanced medical care after she developed pneumonia in Vietnam shortly after birth. After coming to the U.S., doctors soon found out that she had a severe liver condition and would need a transplant. Additionally, here are some other posts that I created for Children's Colorado's other social platforms:
HICK RAPPELS.movPrevious campaign: Rappelling
Previous campaign: Rappelling
HICK ROCK CLIMBS.movPrevious campaign: Rock climbing
Previous campaign: Rock climbing
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Previous campaign: Skydiving
I edited these short videos going over John Hickenlooper's previous campaigns to help highlight his personality and goals for his re-election campaign to the U.S. Senate in 2026.
As the Managing Editor of The Daily Wildcat, it is one of my responsibilities to create newsletters highlighting recent stories produced by reporters at the paper. I designed this newsletter and scheduled it out to send. These newsletters are sent to the entire University of Arizona staff and student populations.
ScreenRecording_06-25-2026 10-07-57_1.MP4I wrote the video script, YouTube description and title and worked closely with the video team to see this project come together. This video is for Children's Hospital Colorado's Meet Our Doc series on YouTube.
The video can be found on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/BunMmjQ8pIw?si=5xteYfwAc-qbJxgE
These are Instagram stories that I designed and wrote copy for. This was on an event that Children's Hospital Colorado held for patients. The hospital partnered with Comcast and Lollipop Theater to have a movie premiere to the live action How to Train Your Dragon movie.
ScreenRecording_06-25-2026 11-17-54_1.MP4This is a health literacy video for Children's Hospital Colorado's YouTube page. I helped to write the script for this video and worked closely with the video team to help this come to life. I also wrote copy for the YouTube description/title. This video is on how to use a PAP machine for kids.
The video can be found on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0qPRIZ8t-g
ScreenRecording_06-25-2026 11-27-29_1.MP4This is a health literacy video for Children's Hospital Colorado's YouTube page. I helped to write the script for this video and worked closely with the video team to help this come to life. I also wrote copy for the YouTube description/title. This video is on how to help your kid feel comfortable using a PAP machine.
The video can be found on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrxyhxRlXT8
SIE-868fkwr5q-C-2025-10-Down Syndrome Awareness Month_Say This Not That_1080×1920_FINAL.pdfThis is social copy that I created for Children's Hospital Colorado during Down Syndrome Awareness Month. It was created in collaboration with experts at our Anna and John J. Sie Center to share thoughtful ways to discuss Down syndrome. It was posted on the hospital's Instagram stories and LinkedIn page.
ScreenRecording_06-25-2026 11-32-48_1.movI assisted the video team at Children's Hospital Colorado with creating the script for this "meet our doc" video on Dr. Nicole Baumer from the Sie Center for Down Syndrome.
As the Managing Editor at the Daily Wildcat, I designed and sent out this newsletter promoting some of our recent articles. This edition features a piece on how research teams at the UA are addressing rising temperatures in Southern Arizona.
I wrote the copy for this invitation. This is for Children's Colorado's childhood cancer survivor's month event for families to come together and celebrate their journeys.
I wrote and designed this science newsletter for the Daily Wildcat as one of my responsibilities as the News Editor. This edition also features one of my articles on how estrogen could impact symptoms of PTSD in females. This email is sent campus wide to students and faculty.
I wrote this social copy for an Instagram post for Children's Hospital Colorado. This was written during Down Syndrome Awareness Month and highlights Daniel's story. Daniel's story highlights the hospital's Project SEARCH program, which acts as a transition for young adults with developmental disabilities from high school to the work force. Daniel, who started out as a patient, is now an employee at Children's CO.
This is a newsletter that I wrote, created and designed as one of my responsibilities as the News Editor at the Daily Wildcat. This newsletter gets sent throughout campus to faculty and students in order to highlight important research done throughout the university. This newsletter's primary story announced the university's collaboration with Native tribes for research such as language revitalization.
I wrote this social copy on AJ's story with our Sie Center for Down Syndrome. I translated this social copy based on a longer form article that I wrote based on an interview with AJ's mom and care team.
I also wrote this copy for Facebook.
I wrote and designed this science newsletter for the Daily Wildcat as one of my responsibilities as the News Desk Editor. This edition features mental health research and an important astronomical discovery on behalf of University of Arizona researchers.
I wrote this social copy for a LinkedIn post for Children's Hospital Colorado during Down Syndrome Awareness Month. It highlights Daniel's patient story, along with his journey to becoming an employee at Children's Colorado.
I wrote the copy for this Naloxone (Narcan) administration kit for Children's Hospital Colorado. These kits are administered in the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) for babies who were exposed to drugs during pregnancy, and are thus experiencing overdoses post-birth. This information is to help volunteers or family members administer Narcan to the child.
JAC Email on Stress Relief.pdfThis is email copy that I wrote promoting my article on breathing tools to help regulate emotions in kids. This is sent to parents signed up for Children's Hospital Colorado's newsletters.
These are Instagram stories that I designed and wrote copy for under official Children's Hospital Colorado brand guidelines. I also had the privilege of attending this event in person and meeting with these kiddos. The hospital partnered with the Children's Museum of Denver to spread information to the community about nutritional eating and easy ways to remind kids of healthy eating.
During the summer of 2025, I had an internship with Children's Hospital Colorado. I created this Instagram post (also featured on Facebook) for the hospital. This covered a patient story on a young boy with cerebral palsy. I did all of the written copy for the caption, and I coordinated the photos.
I wrote this social copy for a LinkedIn post during Down Syndrome Awareness Month for Children's Hospital Colorado, in addition to scheduling the post through Sprout Social. This is another feature from one of our patients Amber Rose and her journey of inclusion through Special Olympics Colorado.
“Dr. Rachelle Nuss has boldly led a critical generation of our sickle cell program, overseeing the changes in medical care to the very real possibility of cure,” says Dr. Lia Gore, Section Head of the Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders.
Dr. Nuss has been a relentless advocate for children who have been affected by sickle cell disease and has helped hundreds of them live their fullest lives. She is retiring after decades of hard work and dedication that have helped so many families. Dr. Nuss leaves behind a legacy of incredible, groundbreaking research and compassion for children.
As we recognize World Sickle Cell Disease Awareness Day, we would also like to acknowledge the remarkable career of Dr. Nuss.
As a part of her impressive career, Dr. Nuss directed the pediatric program at the Colorado Sickle Cell Treatment and Research Center at Children’s Colorado. She conducted extensive research studies benefiting children with inherited blood disorders. Her contributions to clinical trials will not be forgotten within the sickle cell disease community.
“Her impact is almost unimaginable to countless people around the world. We are indebted and grateful for her steadfast commitment to patients first, to education and training and advancing care and progress,” Dr. Gore said.
Thank you, Dr. Nuss, for everything you've done to advance care in hematology. Your impact will be felt for many years to come.
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This is a LinkedIn post that I created for Children's Hosptial Colorado. This covers the retirement of a prominent doctor at the hospital. Dr. Rachelle Nuss was monumental in the treatment of sickle cell disease and other hematology disorders, so this was posted to honor World Sickle Cell Disease Awareness Day.
This is a social media post that I did for my internship at Children's Hospital Colorado. I wrote all of the copy in this post on World Sickle Cell Disease Awareness Day. This also followed a patient story of Hannah, who was treated at Children's Colorado and cured of her disease with a half-match bone marrow transplant.
This is a social post that I wrote and coordinated for Children's Colorado's healthy eating program that was showcased at the Children's Museum of Denver. This was especially fun for me to write because I was at this event and got to teach kids a little bit about healthy eating!
These are some more Children's Hospital Colorado Instagram stories I designed and wrote copy for. This event was the Paralympic forum. Paralympic athletes came to the hospital to chat with our orthopedic patients.
These are social copies I wrote for an event where the Colorado College Tigers hockey team visited patients at Children's Colorado. These are examples of how I learned to write different social copies made for different social platforms, while still adhering to brand guidelines.
These are social copies I wrote for an event where the Colorado College Tigers hockey team visited patients at Children's Colorado. These are examples of how I learned to write different social copies made for different social platforms, while still adhering to brand guidelines.
I wrote the copy for this 'Mile High Mamas' newsletter for Children's Hospital Colorado. For this, I had to do SEO research for what Colorado moms were most commonly concerned about and compile studies from the hospital that correlated to those concerns. In this case, the concer was about a rise of measles outbreaks, so I designed a list of parenting articles we have on that topica and created a call to action for parents to read more.
This is social copy that I wrote to promote our Courage Classic bike race that helps to raise thousands of dollars for the hospital to continue it's expert care for kids.
This is a newsletter that I wrote and created as one of my responsibilities as the News Editor of the Daily Wildcat. This particular edition covered the announcement of a $4.5M grant to increase the quality of treatment for methadone in patients – a large research project at the University of Arizona.
This is social copy I wrote for Children's Colorado on their Paralympic Athlete Forum. Paralympian athletes came to the hospital to talk to orthopedic trauma patients, so this was a really inspiring moment that was important to highlight.
This is a science newsletter that I wrote, created, designed and scheduled to send out as one of my responsibilities as the News Editor of the Daily Wildcat. This newsletter is also special because it features my article on telepsychiatry practices and how it could decrease disparities in mental health aid.
On Oct. 1, the Trump Administration sent the UA, along with eight other universities across the country, a request to sign a pledge in exchange for prioritized access to federal funding. This pledge, titled the Compact for Academic Excellence, asked the UA to uphold the Trump Administration’s values, such as committing to traditional gender precedents and a freeze in international student enrollment. Amidst this request, students across the UA campus expressed outrage over the possibility of leadership cooperating with President Trump. ASUA, as the principal governing body of undergraduate and graduate students at the UA, took on the role of advocating against the pledge. Click on the link to watch the full story.
This is a newsletter that I wrote, created and designed to highlight important science news stories across the University of Arizona. This is sent to students and faculty members across campus. This particular newsletter highlighted how researchers at the UA found important evidence that prairie dogs can serve for wildfire management and prevention.
I wrote and designed this newsletter as one of my responsibilities as the News Editor of the Daily Wildcat. This newsletter is sent to all students and faculty at the University of Arizona to highlight important scientific research happening throughout campus. This particular issue covered a study connecting water loss in Arizona to human impact.
This is an email campaign that I wrote for my internship at Children's Hospital Colorado for how to help children through bullying.
I wrote this social copy for Amber Rose's journey with Special Olympics during Down Syndrome Awareness Month.
In a series of student interviews, undergraduates consistently highlighted the availability of academic support, emotional well-being programs and resources for first-year students at the UA. While most said that the UA does a good enough job at prioritizing student needs, some suggested that the administration could improve how it supports students financially, along with marketing resources better to students. Click on the link to watch the full story.
Inglis Florist, a family-owned Tucson floral shop, has served the community for more than 80 years, providing floral arrangements and other gifts for weddings, birthdays and other major events. Founded in 1940, the shop has grown into one of Tucson’s most established florists. Florists carefully select flowers for texture, height and color harmony before arranging them into something special. The process, though often fast-paced, reflects the skill and intuition from years of experience. Click the link to watch this feature story on Inglis Florist.
These are just some fun GIFs I made of our campaign dog Margo at Hickenlooper for Colorado. We used these in newsletters and some other items!
Gabby Koeppel is a passionate political science student working for the League of Women Voters in Tucson. She actively works to encourage youth participation in voting initiatives. Click the link to listen to Gabby's profile.
This is my portfolio of work dedicated to photojournalism. It captures a variety of topics, including news, nightlife and sports.
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