​The RCP Yearbook was one of the most testing assignments I've been given to this day.​ Second half of the school year, I was unexpectedly designated as the leader of this project. Knowing how significant this project was for our community, I decided to bring it to fruition despite the close deadline and obstacles. On top of creating, designing, and editing the book, I scheduled and handled the many communications, meetings and photo shoots needed to finish it on time. ​I pushed myself to work outside my given expectations and comfort zone and not only finished the project on time, but also discover new personal limits on the way.

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Seeing the smiles on our students' faces, especially the graduating class, as they gathered signatures and flipped through memories in their yearbooks reminded me of why I decided to study design. Seeing my work bring forth positive feelings and actions, inspires me to design with increasing consideration and impact.