PAT PASONG

Welcome to my digital portfolio.

Here you will find a collection of projects that I have completed over my college career.

About Me
I am from Manchester, New Hampshire.
I am a senior at the University of New Hampshire, majoring in English: Text, Business Writing, and Digital Studies with a minor in Sociology.Prior to UNH, I attended Manchester Community College in Manchester, NH where I obtained my Associates of Arts in English.I am a writer for Main Street Magazine. I am also a member of the Reading the Rainbow bookclub.I am hoping to work in the publishing industry and media.

University of New Hampshire

ENGL 510 Intro to Digital Humanities

Maine MILL Curation Project
I worked on a curation project with group members. We were tasked with collecting material regarding the Lewiston, Maine shooting that occured on October 25th, 2023. We were split into two teams: Print and Media. I was on the media team and we collected social media posts. Then, we complied our materials on to a Google Sheet.

Twine
Twine is an open-source program for creating interactive fiction and hypertext fiction. It uses HTML. I wrote a story set in a virtual reality world. It is based off my story Glitching for the Fall 2023 issue of Main Street Magazine.

GoogleMyMaps

I made a map of the various bookstores that I have been to around New Hampshire and Massachusetts.


ENGL 602 Advanced Professional & Technical Writing

I created a website about Asian speculative fiction. You can view it here.


ENGL 502 Professional & Technical Writing

"coming soon"

Manchester Community College

ENGL 110 College Composition I
This paper discusses gentrification in the United States.

ENGL 213 Creative Writing
Here you will find a portfolio of 2 works of short fiction and 3 works of poetry.

ENGL 220 College Composition II
This paper discusses the state of arts education in New Hampshire and on a national scale.

University of New Hampshire

Main Street Magazine

ENGL 510 Intro to Digital Humanities
I used Voyant Tools for a distant reading analysis of Jacob's Room by Virginia Woolf.

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