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-in-residence with Five Points Arts’ Launchpad program in Torrington.

I began conducting and composing music in college, often writing for full orchestra or TV/film. On campus, 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 May 2O23, I was selected for the Joseph L. Selden Memorial Award from Yale for a junior “especially notable for their contribution in the field of music.” In April 2O24, my senior thesis combining motion capture and music was featured in an article and video interview by Yale News.

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 First Generation, Low Income (FGLI) graduate, I’m passionate about expanding accessibility to music and arts education. As a recent graduate figuring it all out, I’m enjoying metal-smithing and public libraries.