I’m Maggie, a musician, artist, and programmer based in Connecticut. In May of 2O24, I received a B.A. in Computing and the Arts with a concentration in music as well as a minor in Education Studies from Yale University.

I’ve since worked as Producer at the Yale Center for Collaborative Arts & Media (CCAM) and am now Program Administrator of the Chubb Fellowship. I’m also an artist with Five Points Arts’ Launchpad program and a 2O25-2O26 CCAM Studio Fellow.

I began conducting and composing music in college, often writing for full orchestra, TV/film, or electronics. I served as Assistant Conductor and Co-President of the Davenport Pops Orchestra, Yale’s largest and entirely student-run orchestra. I was Music Director of the Yale Symphony Orchestra’s 2O23 Halloween Show, the university’s largest concert of the year. In 2O22, I also music directed and conducted five (sold out!) shows of In the Heights. A founding member of Yale’s film education club called The Cinemat, I’ve enjoyed working on film projects with friends for fun.

In all of my work I aim to expand accessibility to music and arts education. As a creative programmer, I’m most interested in generative music and art as well as creating projects for interactive and/or live performance. As a recent graduate figuring it all out, I’m enjoying jewelry-making and public libraries. My favorite book this year is Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer.