Our Team

Brad Beutler

Director, Creative Services, Digital

Brad Beutler is a big believer in the idea that the harder you work, the luckier you get. It’s a family core value that also guides the way he works. A long-standing fan and Purdue University graduate (Daniels School of Business 2012), Brad loves to advocate for his team, letting the world know about the great work happening at the university, especially in the digital space. 

Pulling from 10+ years of experience in tech companies and startups, he prides himself on keeping optimistic and calm in moments of chaos. Brad was led to the Indianapolis tech industry through the Orr Fellowship program and was selected as a 2021 Indianapolis Tech 25 Award winner. Now back in West Lafayette, Brad and his family enjoy being proud Boilermaker fans and living close to campus. 

Elyse Boutall

Associate Creative Director

Calm, confident, creative. That’s Elyse Boutall.

Elyse’s passion for visual storytelling started at her alma mater, Purdue University Fort Wayne, where she graduated with a double major in graphic design and business. Her creative concepting ideas flourished in her work with brands like Vera Bradley and Matilda Jane.

Developing authentic connections, particularly in mentoring younger creatives, is important to Elyse. Her natural tendency to teach is unsurprising given how much she loves to learn. Whether it’s a workshop, an online seminar or taking university courses, Elyse will always seek out educational opportunities.

A self-described “huge health nut,” Elyse is also enthusiastic about holistic health and wellness. Her current exercise regime is strength training and Pilates — an activity she enjoys sharing with her teenage daughter.

Elyse and her family live in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and love to travel, especially when it takes them into nature for kayaking and hiking. They have a goal of hitting as many national parks as they can.

Tammy Weaver-Stoike

Director, Creative Services Operations

As a farm kid, Tammy wasn’t able to experience her undergrad years at Purdue like most students because she often had to head home on weekends to help on her family’s cattle farm.  
 
How much of a farm girl was she? She was crowned Indiana Angus Queen in 1981. But her bachelor’s degree in agricultural communication prepared her for a career in marketing and communication, starting in the department as a writer in 1999.  
 
Tammy enjoys bringing order to chaos, which dovetails into her role leading the team responsible for project management, print production and operations support. 
 
An avid thrifter, you’ll find Tammy at flea markets and yard sales throughout the summer. She also enjoys reading, scrapbooking and spending time with her three grandchildren. 

David Allen

Lead IT Program Manager

The man behind the marketing machine, David provides resources and support for the team’s work management system. His keen organization skills help streamline processes and increase efficiencies across the division. 

Driven by a strong desire to learn new skills, David’s career has morphed several times since he joined Purdue’s staff 30 years ago. 

He spends evenings creating artwork (he holds a bachelor’s in fine art and design and a master’s in fine art and animation, both from Purdue). Several of his pieces were selected for the 2005 International Digital Art Awards traveling exhibition. Additionally, he has shown work in several exhibitions within the U.S. 

Julie Beckwith

Senior Content Writer

It takes all of two seconds to create an instant connection with Julie. An engaging conversationalist and expert writer, she combines her talents to get to know people and help them share their stories. The discovery part of the process is just as enjoyable as crafting the content – from ideating with photographers to collaborating alongside designers, she enjoys working with other creatives to polish the perfect piece. 
 
Julie’s innate ability to quickly befriend others has been demonstrated throughout her career and across the country. Born in Alaska and raised in Oregon, she earned a political science degree at Willamette before attending graduate school at Yale. From there, she’s lived in Indiana, Pennsylvania, Alabama and now Indiana again, sharpening her storytelling skills within roles as a marketer and college counselor.  
 
If you ever need a recommendation on which national park to visit, Julie should be your go-to source. She loves to travel with her family and unwind in wide-open spaces. When they’re not hiking, the Beckwiths always enjoy sitting down for dinner together and discussing what piqued their interest that day.

Thad Boone

Multimedia Producer

With a keen eye for cinematography and a passion for storytelling, Thad’s visual artistry elevates every project he touches. 

He flexed his leadership skills as founding father of the Alpha Psi chapter of Beta Theta Pi fraternity at Butler University and also edited two short films while in college. 

A thrill-seeker, he’s gone skydiving and been on an African safari. At one point, he could use a salmon ladder (think “American Ninja Warrior”) but now prefers to relax in front of the big screen, catching the latest movie releases, or spend a weekend afternoon idly browsing through a used bookstore. 

Paige Brown

Senior Content Writer

A dedicated and eager scholar, Paige is an eternal student who loves to learn. In addition to mapping out her next move in academia (she’s planning on grad school at Purdue) she’s also teaching herself to play the ukulele. 

She’s a hybrid creative who studied communications and graphic design, which enables her to cohesively approach a project when shaping its copy. 

On a typical weekend morning, Paige is kicking back with a book, Diet Coke in hand. Her personal reading tastes skew toward horror and true crime, so she’s always up for swapping chilling tales.

Alli Chaney

Multimedia Producer

Alli Chaney’s passion to help share others’ stories drew her to join Purdue Marketing and Communications as a multimedia producer. But it’s so much more than a job — it’s part of a deeper calling to empower others and elevate their experiences for a broader audience through video. 
 
Alli embraces every opportunity to infuse the world around her with a little magic. When she isn’t holding a camera, you might find her dressed for children’s character performances, making costumes and props or in far-off worlds alongside friends on a Dungeons & Dragons quest. And when she needs to recharge, you’ll find her turning to a favorite film or playing video games with her younger brother.

David Ching

Senior Content Writer

David’s lifelong interests in reporting the news and telling people’s stories led him into a 20-year career in journalism, including a stint covering college sports at ESPN. It also brought him to Purdue, where he is continually inspired by Boilermakers’ positive influence on our society. He enjoys writing about the exceptional people who built Purdue into what it is today, as well as those whose work might bring about the next world-changing Boilermaker breakthrough. 
Some have tried to convert him — and he did earn an MBA from Purdue University Global — but he remains a staunch Auburn fan. As a kid, he fantasized about playing centerfield for the Atlanta Braves and he still follows their season.

Emily Disinger

Graphic Designer

Emily started out as an intern at Purdue Marketing and Communications while she earned her bachelor’s in visual communication design and minored in dance and philosophy. As a student, she was active in the Purdue Contemporary Dance Company and Purdue Grand Prix. 

She learned about the graphic design career path as a high school freshman and instinctively knew that was what she was meant to do. Now she executes creative work that perpetuates the University brand and advances the Purdue story.

Her idea of a relaxing weekend is spending time with her family and pets at their country home.

Caitlyn Freville

Graphic Designer

As a Boiler Ambassador design team member, Caitlyn began working with the Purdue brand as an undergrad majoring in visual communication design. Her collaborative skills and tendency to serve as a group harmonizer enable Caitlyn to artfully encompass a variety of perspectives without losing sight of the end goal.  

She’s performed in choirs and musicals since she was young — her favorite role was playing Ariel in a production of “The Little Mermaid” — and was a member of the Purduettes. 

An advocate for mental health awareness, Caitlyn fundraises for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s campus walk. 

Jon Garcia

Lead Multimedia Producer

As a teenager, Jon found his dad’s old 35-mm film camera and quickly developed a love of photography. He has been telling visual stories ever since. Once he was old enough to drive, Jon started his own business as a wedding photographer. He continued to shoot still images as a student photographer at Indiana State University, where he majored in English and minored in communications and creative writing. ISU hired Jon as a staff photographer after graduation, and his role quickly evolved to include videography. Now he’s a pro at both, and he puts those multimedia skills to use while telling the stories of Purdue. When he’s not shooting and editing videos, Jon loves playing video games. He even has a podcast where he talks gaming, technology and sometimes movies. And he still shoots the occasional wedding, using his creative eye to capture images the participants might otherwise miss while he documents their big day.

Nicole Gilles

Web Developer

Nicole Gilles comes to Purdue Marketing and Communications after more than two years as a web developer in Purdue’s College of Education. As a puzzle lover, she is passionate about the troubleshooting aspect of her job, taking joy from contributing to the creation of webpages that many Boilermakers will see, interact with and benefit from.

Although her childhood dream of becoming an astronaut wasn’t in the cards, her work contributes to the giant leaps happening every day at the Cradle of Astronauts. 

She loves playing games with her family and hopes to one day participate more in rescuing pets. For now, she enjoys spending time with her husband and three cats. Nicole also enjoys cooking and is currently perfecting her pizza-making skills. 

Cheryl Glotzbach

Senior Graphic Designer

A passion for art and drawing led Cheryl to major in visual communication design at Purdue. As senior graphic designer, she collaborates with the creative team to strategically solve marketing challenges and elevate the Purdue brand through print, digital marketing and social media. 

Her approach of examining every project through creative and logical lenses allows her to analyze how the target audience might interpret the message. 

Cheryl engages her creativity off the clock, too, taking arts and crafts classes and completing her own artistic projects at home. She’s also a fitness enthusiast who loves Zumba and other forms of dancing. 

Lima Gray

Project Manager

Armed with her Agile Project Management certification, Lima’s detailed approach to managing workflow keeps projects on task, in brand and within budget. Lima is a Purdue graduate who majored in communication with a concentration in advertising. 

Her knowledge and expertise create an environment in which the team can deliver high-impact projects while engaging in professional growth.     

Lima’s sharp-witted observations keep everyone on their toes. She’s a “Shark Week” aficionado, a hot tea connoisseur and a Clue enthusiast.   

She loves immersing herself in a book  and also cultivates a garden where she plants the birth-month flower for everyone in her family. 

Rain Gu

Senior Project Manager

Endlessly adaptable, Rain’s go-with-the-flow personality is well-suited to managing a variety of tasks and scopes of responsibility across different teams and project requirements.

Rain’s strong work ethic enables the delivery of high-volume and high-visibility projects. She also develops production schedules for creative and technical projects and collaborates with the technical teams to navigate around any roadblocks.  

She enjoys drawing, mostly with colored pencil, and writing in Chinese. An early riser, she relishes the half-hour in the morning before the rest of the household awakens. 

Jonathan Hord

Senior Multimedia Producer

For Jonathan Hord, authenticity is paramount in his work and throughout his life. As a senior multimedia producer, he’s energized by the genuine enthusiasm he captures on video. According to Jonathan, passionate people give him even more of a reason to get their story right.
A natural creative, Jonathan is always looking for the next project or hobby he can delve into. In addition to his passion for video, he spends his free time painting miniatures and acting as dungeon master for a five-year-long Dungeons & Dragons campaign.

Emily Jesulaitis

Senior Project Manager

As the master of tasks for her team’s projects, Emily helps transform ideas and concepts into final deliverables. Encouraging, organized and patient, her efficiency aids her proficient management of timelines, budgets and resources. 

Emily earned a bachelor’s in financial counseling and planning from Purdue. She facilitates communications between contributors and stakeholders. 

No one questions whether Emily will follow through with what she says she’s going to do. She’s motivated by checking things off the list.

Handy with power tools, Emily always has a home DIY project in the works. She relishes time spent with family (preferably outside) and enjoys travel, cooking and reading. 

Chris June

Manager of Marketing Analytics

A true team player with an innovative approach to problem-solving, Chris adeptly identifies patterns and develops systems to increase workflow efficiency and accuracy. A linchpin for the department, he acts as gatekeeper, taskmaster and harmonizer, often simultaneously. And he takes “all other duties as assigned” to the next level. 

As media analyst for the news team, he’s charged with tracking Purdue’s media coverage across various channels and compiling the data to ensure efforts align with objectives. 

A lifelong musician, Chris is one half of the power duo behind June IND, an independent rootsy rock band based in Lafayette. 

Sabrina Hamblin

Marketing Production Associate

Sabrina is the glue that holds the department together. There’s hardly a project that she doesn’t touch. From setting up job folders to closing out projects, she’s a supportive force throughout the project cycle. 

With decades of print experience, Sabrina still gets excited to hold a final printed piece in her hands. 

Admired for her supreme crafting skills, family and friends often draft Sabrina to help with event planning for weddings and baby showers.

Matt Kerkhoff

Digital Media Producer

Matt’s experience producing content for Purdue goes back to his student days as a film studies and telecommunications major. He worked for the campus television station, Boiler TV, when it first launched in the late 1990s. As a senior, he created BTV’s first student-produced show. 

Now, he shoots and edits videos that share the stories of Purdue’s students, faculty and alumni. 

A huge movie buff, he’s always up for chatting about plotlines, character development and iconic scripts. At work, Matt is quiet and reserved, which is why people are often surprised to learn he’s performed improv comedy for 20 years.  

Maura Klopfenstein

Content Writer

As a writer who consistently works to be a more effective ally to marginalized groups, Maura is passionate about creating inclusive messaging that resonates with a diverse audience. 

The positivity she brings to her work and talent for writing in a conversational tone make her an indispensable resource for campus departments desiring to tell their unique stories with authenticity. 

By age 5, Maura knew she wanted to be a storyteller. A mom to three kids, she’s probably the proudest mom on the planet — when they’re not rolling their eyes or cracking bathroom jokes.

Maura also loves spending time outside and watching the wildlife.

Kelsey Koenigbauer

Project Manager

Kelsey Koenigbauer attributes much of her talent for multitasking to her time working as a waitress, a skill that has been invaluable throughout her career. With a background working in account services for marketing and communications agencies, she thrives in a fast-paced environment with many moving parts. In her work at Purdue, she harnesses these skills to advocate for her team, supporting others and keeping them on track so that they can be the best versions of themselves.

For Kelsey, authenticity is extremely important — she wholeheartedly believes in being true to yourself, no matter who is watching. One day she hopes to be able to buy a boat and spend her days on the water with her dog and her husband. When she’s not dreaming about afternoons on the lake, she’s working on her knitting skills — she recently finished her first two handmade sweaters.  

Ava Kuhn

Senior Content Writer

Curiosity drives almost all aspects of Ava Kuhn’s life. With a double major in art history and journalism from Indiana University, she loves falling down research rabbit holes. Her drive to learn new things and connect with people drew her to her role as a content writer at Purdue Marketing and Communications.
 
Growing up, Ava found a model for hard work in her parents, who own a small business. From their tireless example, Ava discovered that she wanted to find a career that she could put her whole heart into. Now able to marry her love for research and creative communication, Ava shares Boilermaker stories that inspire and uplift people from all walks of life.
 
When she’s not busy learning all there is to know about her newest research fixation, Ava is most likely to be found exploring nature with a book in her hand or a podcast in her ears.

Kelsey Lefever

Senior Photographer

Kelsey Lefever is no stranger to the Purdue community. After graduating with a double major in professional and creative writing, she returned to Purdue for a master’s degree in creative writing — and even spent four years as a writing intern with the Purdue News service. When she started searching for a wedding photographer, however, she grew curious about how she might bring a visual approach to her storytelling.  
 
Today, as a senior photographer for Purdue Marketing and Communications, Lefever brings a high degree of attention to her work. With the help of her camera, she seeks to celebrate and uplift the unique human experiences embodied in her subjects’ stories.  
 
When she isn’t working, you will probably find her outdoors. She lives by the saying, “There’s no such thing as bad weather, only bad gear.” One of her proudest achievements is climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, and — rain or shine — you might just catch her training for her next hike.  
 

Zach Mogensen

Multimedia Producer

Even though being on-set for a video shoot can be a stressful experience, Zach Mogensen has discovered that a positive and supportive team can make all the difference. After a handful of years running a freelance video production company with a friend, Zach is excited to focus on telling Purdue’s best stories through video, alongside Purdue’s premier storytellers.

A self-described “jack of all trades,” Zach appreciates the “multi” aspect of his “multimedia producer” role, using a wide range of skills and interests across his field to make the Purdue brand shine. He also enjoys playing and listening to music — in his free time, you can find him jamming out on the bass guitar with his band.

Christi Perry

Senior Marketing Production Manager

With natural problem-solving abilities and unbridled optimism, Christi’s positive attitude and forward thinking propels projects from ideation through execution. 

Growing up, Christi dreamt of becoming an astronaut or an Avon lady. She likes to explore new places and managed aerospace programs for the likes of Lockheed Martin, Bell Helicopter and Boeing. Christi has decades of experience in sales and marketing and desire to connect with people. 

A childhood spent on the family farm stoked her lifelong passion for agricultural and historical preservation. As a board member of the Indiana Barn Foundation, Christi works to preserve Indiana’s heritage barns. 

Jana Plyley

Senior Graphic Designer

As a creative, one of Jana Plyley’s sources of inspiration is a bit unusual: her dad’s candy factory. Growing up, she witnessed the passion, energy and ingenuity it required — and the resulting magic and happiness from a job well done. Today, she brings that results-driven approach to her work. The excitement she hopes to inspire with her design work propels her to make others’ visions a reality.  
 
When she’s not working, you might find Jana spending time with friends, walking with her dog or hitting the gym — but only if you’re willing to get up early enough. She’s there most every day at 4:30 in the morning before she starts the rest of her day.  

Kristy Reese

Senior Project Manager

Top-notch organizational skills are essential in a project manager role, and no one is more organized than Kristy. She keeps projects on time and within budget while documenting metrics that can improve team efficiency.

Endlessly energetic, Kristy has always had trouble sitting still. Whether cleaning the house, doing yardwork, reading a book or going on a walk, she feels happiest when she has accomplished something. 

Losing both parents to cancer turned Kristy into an advocate for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. She’s participated in several events, such as Light The Night and Team In Training, raising more than $20,000 for the organization. 

Sophie Ritz

Associate Content Writer

A compassionate and enthusiastic storyteller, Sophie deeply values intelligent, efficient communication in any group. A Boilermaker at heart — she earned her BA at Purdue in 2023 with highest distinction — she decided to stay close to share stories about the Purdue community she loves.

She’s so passionate about communication, in fact, that she does it in two languages. She’s fluent in French, and began learning the language in third grade and minoring in it at Purdue. But, she says, in her free time, she’s happiest watching movies, hanging out with friends and family, and traveling. Among her favorite trips she’s taken are Chicago (to see The Cure in concert) and study abroad opportunities in Thailand and London.

Now her home is in West Lafayette, and her favorite thing to do on Saturday mornings is enjoying a breakfast special at one of Purdue’s classic hot spots. 

Rebecca Robiños

Lead Photographer

Rebecca interned with the photo team while earning her Bachelor of Arts in photography from Purdue. Her internship experience confirmed her passion for the medium and launched her photo career. She became a full-time team member after graduation. 

An ardent collaborator, Rebecca enjoys conceptualizing shoots with other team members to deliver evocative images. 

In addition to the portraiture and event photography she captures for the University, she’s also a fine art photographer. Her other creative pursuits include painting and crocheting scarves and blankets. 

Always endeavoring to advance her skills, Rebecca looks for ways to challenge herself and experiment behind the lens. 

Olivia Sarault

Lead Graphic Designer

As a designer, Olivia is detail-oriented to a T. As a leader, she is passionate about mentoring new designers and watching them grow in their careers. In addition to leading a team of multimedia designers and photographers, she also oversees creative direction for all print and digital projects. 

A proud boy mom with two sons, she spends a lot of her time near the water. She and her husband volunteered to run the north division of the Indiana Bass Federation Youth Program. 

She’s a Purdue graduate with a degree in visual communication design.  

Ted Schellenberger

Broadcast Media Senior Producer

Ted would say he’s a gaffer, grip and clamp aficionado. That’s just another way of describing his unfaltering energy and resolute dedication to doing whatever needs doing to get the job done. 

If there’s an important event happening on campus, Ted will be there to cover it. 

His childhood dream was to become a drummer in a rock band. Although that didn’t happen, he does play guitar and owns entirely too much music gear, including 15 guitars, 10 amps and more than 100 effects pedals.  

A vegan and animal lover, Ted’s cats are the absolute best.

Greg Simmons

Lead Graphic Designer

Known in the office as the “fixer,” Greg is the workhorse of the design team, willingly taking on yearly churn projects such as updating the campus map or formatting awards certificates. But don’t think that means he settles for the status quo. 

Results-driven by nature, Greg always pushes for the strongest design, writing and strategy, and he’s not afraid to ask tough questions to galvanize the team. 

Deeply entrenched in the local arts community — he volunteers at Civic Theatre of Greater Lafayette and the Lafayette Ballet Company — Greg frequently attends art and music events. He’s also an avid tabletop gamer.

Julie Sadler

Senior Graphic Designer

Creative and diligent with a keen eye for details, Julie has an uncanny ability to turn straw into (Purdue) gold when it comes to transforming a design. Proficient in both digital and print, she flexes her artistry across mediums and communication channels.  

She and her husband live on a golf course where they can be found battling to collect the most birdies every weeknight. A consummate designer, she dabbles in house decor and is a voracious viewer of HGTV. She even designed her own labels for uniform glass containers that hold household cleaners, spices, baking ingredients and other pantry items. 

Nate Saloh

Website Content Manager

With 10 years of experience in website creation in a university setting, Nate Saloh is acutely tuned in to what makes website visitors tick. In his role at Purdue, he advocates for a better user experience, championing accessibility, unity and optimization across all pages. He believes that design is instrumental to achieving functionality — without strategically planned design, any web experience would be less–than ideal. 

Describing himself as a quiet individual, he is thoughtful and detail-oriented, both at work and at home. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his wife, working on projects throughout the house and listening to music from all genres. 

Chelsea Schwab

Project Manager

Outgoing, optimistic and self-described as “overinvolved,” Chelsea found her love for collegiate projects as an undergraduate (while also working as a resident assistant, student activities lead and tour guide, of course). After discovering that she could turn her passion for her college campus into a career, she earned her master’s degree in student affairs administration in higher education. At Purdue, she served as a program advisor and assistant director of student activities and organizations before stepping into her current role. 

As a project manager, Chelsea is the conduit for how Marketing and Communications creates the stories and experiences that enrich Purdue’s culture. Through overseeing timelines, utilizing resources and encouraging collaboration, she ensures that the team accomplishes its goals. Always resilient and habitually happy, she strives to create a community where everyone feels valued.  
 
Chelsea doesn’t just juggle a lot on the job — she finds fun in a never-ending array of activities. An avid reader, crafter, homebrewer and half-marathon runner, she enjoys diving into her interests and learning something new. She loves being around her husband and daughter; the family adventures with their camper all summer. 

Mark Townsend

Senior Web Designer

After studying journalism at Ball State University, Mark Townsend began his career working for media conglomerate Gannett in Nashville, Tennessee, as a page designer for The Tennessean’s sports section. After meeting his wife and looking for the opportunity to nurture his creativity, he moved back to Indiana, where he worked in an Indianapolis-based agency and later for the pharmaceutical manufacturer Roche.  
 
In addition to the breadth of work he has undertaken, Mark also prides himself on his creativity, resilience and ability to make the best of any situation. When he isn’t working, you can find him spending time with his wife, Jordan, and their son, Owen, playing disc golf with friends or getting up early to cheer on Chelsea FC.

John Underwood

Photographer

Trained in the U.S. Navy School of Photography, John has held many creative leadership positions during his storied Purdue career. A keen observer with an artistic eye for composition, he enjoys how the creative process unfolds and aims to capture images that support the concept. 

John was part of the first Big Ten university photo team to transition entirely to digital. He continues to find innovative ways to support the University’s visual brand. 

When he’s not shooting, John likes to take rides on his Harley. He enjoys traveling and would love to drive the Italian countryside in a sports car one day.

Mike Willis

Marketing Technology Process Manager

A desire for discovery and knowledge led to a minor in biology, but Mike turned to a newer path and in the mid-‘90s began his Purdue career as the news service’s web and technology manager. 

In his current role, he serves as a crucial link between marketing and IT, implementing new technologies to achieve marketing goals. His vast institutional knowledge casts him as the de facto archivist for the department. 

As a reasonably skilled photographer, Mike would love to hit the road and take up travel photography. He also attends pop culture conventions in costume. 

Kim Witte

Multimedia Designer

Design has always been top of mind for Kim. Even in elementary school, art was her focus — she’s hand-drawn cards for her parents’ birthdays and every holiday since she can remember. Her interest in visual design increased while taking web design courses in college. 
 
As a multimedia designer, Kim draws on previous work experience creating social media content, producing print pieces, and engaging with alumni and donors. She works alongside other designers on the team and contributes her expertise to user experience projects that improve Purdue’s web presence. 
 
UX and accessibility are important to Kim, who thinks through human-computer interaction and strives to make life better for people affected by disabilities. To unwind, she always looks forward to going to the gym, finding the latest skin care product, or spending time with her parents and her two cats. 

Dalani Young

Photo and Video Project Coordinator

Growing up, Dalani’s enthusiasm for photography was a pastime she could enjoy with her sister and friends in 4-H and yearbook class – she didn’t know how it would help forge her path. While earning her bachelor’s degree at Purdue, she saw opportunities to turn her passion into a career that she could happily pursue.  
 
As a Boilermaker, Dalani’s talent and hard work led to several photography positions, contributing to campus organizations such as The Exponent and Purdue Athletics. After graduation, she gained work experience with coordinating, communicating and brand building, perfectly propelling her into her current role as the photo and video project coordinator for Purdue Marketing and Communications. 
 
With an energetic spirit and an eye for detail, Dalani plans, problem solves and manages logistics for the team’s photo and video shoots. On the weekend, she loves to recharge and rest up with a little TV time and the best breakfast (Pancakes? Yes, please). You’ll likely find her two Australian shepherds nearby.