5 · Portfolio

Work That Verifies the Claims

I've laid out each sample the same way as the analysis: Context (why it was created), Claim (what skill it proves), and Reasoning (how it supports my persona).

Nationwide Routing & Cost Analysis

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Business analysis & recommendation · Automatic Pool Covers

Full deliverable kept confidential (internal company work).

Context
Created during my logistics internship to evaluate routing-software options across 35+ service markets and quantify potential savings.
Claim
Shows I can run an analysis on my own, let the data drive the decision, and turn the result into a recommendation people will act on.
Reasoning
It's the clearest proof of my "evidence-first" brand. I owned the problem from start to finish and presented my conclusions to senior management, the same kind of work legal analysis asks for.

Salary Regression Analysis

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BNAN Discussion 6 · Multiple-regression report

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Context
A business-analytics report studying starting versus mid-career median salaries across 138 school districts, written for a career-services audience.
Claim
Shows I can build and compare regression models (quadratic, lin-log, log-lin, and log-log), choose the best fit by adjusted R², and read real meaning out of the numbers.
Reasoning
The log-log model won at an adjusted R² of 0.77, and I explained what that means in plain terms. Statistical reasoning plus clear writing is the rigor a law school looks for.

Professional ePortfolio

Digication · UNIV 301

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Context
My Digication ePortfolio, where a wide range of my skills is highlighted at the top of the page and developed below.
Claim
Shows the breadth of what I can do and, just as important, how I reflect on each skill. A reader can work through it and draw their own conclusions.
Reasoning
The "evidence plus reflection" format is exactly how I want an admissions reader to weigh me, the same logic this whole site runs on.

Business Analytics Visualizations

Tableau · business-analytics coursework

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Context
A set of Tableau dashboards and stories I built across my business-analytics courses, each one turning a raw dataset into something a reader can follow.
Claim
Shows I can work with quantitative data and design visuals that hold up to questions, from salary regressions to payment trends to retail sales.
Reasoning
It backs up the analytical side the rest of the portfolio rests on, this time in a visual form anyone can read at a glance.