Consulting & Applied Research

I regularly collaborate with private companies, non-profits, and public-sector organizations to lead applied research and consulting projects that explore urban economic dynamics, spatial behaviors, and data-driven strategy. My work draws from geography, real estate analytics, supply chain logistics, and digital culture.

These partnerships often involve custom geospatial visualizations, data storytelling, and analysis-driven decision support tools.

Student-Led Consulting Projects

I design and lead interdisciplinary student consulting teams as part of my commitment to experiential learning. These projects give TCU undergraduates the opportunity to apply classroom skills in real-world settings—partnering with external organizations to solve challenges, present insights, and build public-facing deliverables such as interactive maps and data visualizations.

Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce StoryMap

Geospatial storytelling to support regional business recruitment, built by students from Supply Chain, Geography, and Real Estate programs.

Patagonia Books: Climate StoryMaps

Two immersive ESRI StoryMaps created to promote Patagonia's 2024–25 environmental book releases, featuring multimedia and 3D narratives.

Faculty-Led Consulting

I also undertake consulting projects independently, bringing geographic expertise to organizations seeking spatial analysis, market research, and location intelligence.

Economic Development Observatory

Developed originally to meet the needs of Near Southside Inc., as well as the Hemphill Corridor Development Collaborative, this interactive mapping tool allows local economic development and community groups to more simply find free, reliable data about their community demographics and economy.

Interested in working together? Get in touch.