This was the second rendition of RROTK. In 2026 we expanded the collaborators to the whole east side of campus, had around 200 attendees, 5 bands, professional sound and stage, improved merch and activities, and a dozen tablers.
(Event; Graphic made by me; Art commissioned through a peer)

The eleventh annual UCSC Psi Chi Research Symposium was Co-directed by Mason Seaberg, Annika Romero, and Belle Esters. This symposium was the societies second year in person and had 24 poster presenters, 8 oral presentations, and 2 keynote speakers. The honors society saw up to and beyond 100 attendees; a significant increase from the year prior. In the lead-up to the event:: the team held multiple fundraisers and a prep workshop to help guide presenters and applicants.

(Event; Graphic and Photos NOT made by me; Organized by me and peers)

A historical society for UCSC had not existed until 2026. Founded by Mason Seaberg, Sean Welsch, Grace Menagh, and Amara Okechukwu. As it’s inaugural event the historical society partnered with the Archives Office of UC Santa Cruz and did a deep dive into documents of the colleges past. Dozens of the first student historians learned about the good and the ugly histories of the campus.

(Event; Graphic made by me)

Welcome Back Wig Rave was the second event I put on as a part of the Stevenson College programs team. This event hosted live music from a KZSC DJ, dozens of free wigs, a custom-photo wall, a kandi making station, and light refreshments. The advertisement boasted high engagement for the team and attendees matched, from 200 digital engagements to 80 engaged guests.

(Event; Graphic made by me)

The Cats Corner was a pop-up event that I organized as my first event as a part of the Stevenson College programs team. The event featured live music from local student bands Sarabi and Burnout. Stocked with mocktails, string-lights, and a vision board; Cats Corner boasted over 200+ unique attendees and held 50 participative guests (people who made a drink).

(Event; Graphic made by me)

Liberation through Music was an activist project brought on by a Psychology of Oppression and Liberation course. the event being held on a cold election night sponsored a warm and intimate environment. This event had four local musicians that specialized in liberative music performed at SubRosa a community space in Downtown Santa Cruz.

(Event; Graphic NOT made by me)

The flower series is a series of Instagram posts I made to continue testing and growing my skills within Canva and photo-editing softwares. Designed for a personal Instagram account these cover photos include quick facts, tidbits, and icons in the style of a magazine publisher.

(Project; Photos and Graphics made by Me)

Rock and Roll on the Knoll is a semi-annual music festival put on by Stevenson Student Council at UC Santa Cruz. After a hiatus from the pandemic Mason Seaberg and Leah Murray brought it back from scratch. Five bands, free merch, a pop-up graffiti park, free food for all attendees.

(Event; Graphic made by me)

The Blueprint Project was a photo-editing series made for my Instagram. The posts are collaged with intent and meaning, with photos from the local Santa Cruz area and featuring a blue-print-esque etching as artistic expression. While a silly series, these posts explored the past, present, and future of my life.

(Project; Photos and Graphics made by Me)