Hey y’all, I’m Morgan! I’m a Nashville-based creative specializing in sports design, branding, photography, and visual storytelling. I currently serve as Assistant Director of Creative Design & Photography for MTSU Athletics, where I lead creative development across digital, social, print, in-venue, and experiential platforms. My work sits at the intersection of design and storytelling, building visual identities and experiences that make teams, athletes, and brands feel memorable both on and off the field. Before joining MTSU, I served as Brand & Digital Media Coordinator for the Nashville Sports Council and Music City Bowl, where I led creative, branding, marketing, content, and photography initiatives across multiple sports properties. Working in a fast-paced, often all-hands-on-deck environment taught me how to think strategically, solve problems quickly, and make good creative happen with a lot of moving pieces. My path into sports started a little later. Originally from Greenville, South Carolina, I grew up obsessed with anything creative: art, photography, drama, music, and eventually visual storytelling. I fell in love with graphic design in eighth-grade yearbook class, beginning nearly a decade of publication experience before earning my BFA in Graphic Design from Auburn University. It was during my senior thesis, a fully developed fictional college football program built around real NCAA regulations, that I realized just how much I loved sports design. I got to bring together identity, typography, photography, publication, social, apparel, signage, and more into one world, and I haven't looked back since. Today, I’m most interested in the places where strong design, strategic thinking, and sports culture collide. I love creating work that doesn't just look good on a screen, but has a life beyond it: on the field, in a stadium, across a campus, or in the hands of a fan. Long story short: I really like sports, I really like design, and somehow I got lucky enough to build a career doing both. Want to know more? Let’s get in touch!