Talks & Workshops
Efforts to give back to the communities that shaped me

Introduction to PHP
Techlahoma, FreeCodeCamp OKC · Norman, OK
Nov 2020
Norman, OK
An interactive live-stream where individuals were able to ask questions and follow along as I introduced learners to the PHP language
Developing for the Microsoft HoloLens
Norman AR/VR · Norman, OK
Sep 2018
Norman, OK
Showcased the technologies used within the Microsoft HoloLens and how to get started creating applications for the platform
Introduction to Laravel
The University of Oklahoma, Homebrew Website Club · Norman, OK
Oct 2018
Norman, OK
Demonstrated how to get started using the Laravel framework to flexibly develop web applications from scratch
Introduction to Unity (Advanced)
Techlahoma, OKC VR · Norman, OK
Aug 2017
Norman, OK
Piggybacked off of a previous talk, continued to crowd-develop a rudimentary VR baseball game while showcasing patterns used when developing for augmented and virtual reality
Introduction to Unity
Techlahoma, OKC VR · Norman, OK
Jul 2017
Norman, OK
Showcased the ease of development when creating applications or games using the Unity game engine. The audience determined a topic, baseball, and followed along as we developed a complimentary VR game in under an hour
VR @ OU
The University of Oklahoma, Edge Makerspace · Norman, OK
Apr 2016 to Dec 2016
Norman, OK
Virtual reality for the masses (8 sessions) ⸺
Every week I introduced inexperienced community members to virtual reality; its applications, games, uses, and development workflows
Introduction to 3D Printing
The University of Oklahoma, Edge Makerspace · Norman, OK
Apr 2016 to Dec 2016
Norman, OK
3D printing for the masses (36 sessions) ⸺
Hosted a weekly workshop on developing 3D models and turning those creations into reality using next-generation 3D printers available to the facility
Hacking Home Automation
The University of Oklahoma, Edge Makerspace · Norman, OK
Feb 2016
Norman, OK
A DIY Approach to Your Smart Home (2 sessions) ⸺
Hosted a workshop that taught individuals how to combine off-the-shelf components, open source platforms, and a little hardware hackery to furnish a secure home automation platform on the cheap