Leigh Foley, author and criminologist

The images Say's Leigh's Portfolio in a fun white font, with turquoise and yellow decorations around it.

Leigh's relevant skillset:

10+ years of Instructional Design for education and nonprofits
10+ years of LMS/SIS Expertise (managing systems for 12,000+ users)
10+ years engaging audiences in-person and online
Award-Winning Course Designer
Highly adaptable to new technologies and digital systems
Collaborative leader with proven independent project management
Skilled in voice-over production, video creation, and multimedia development
Proficient with Adobe Creative Suite, Google/Microsoft Productivity, and SQL/Advanced Excel

Course Lesson Example

A screenshot of an image in the Crime By the Numbers course, by Leigh Foley. It shows several headlines from newspapers, like Americans Perceive Increased Crime in U.S.

Course Lesson

This lesson is designed for adult learners in an introductory course and it features interactive elements to increase engagement. Click the button below to be taken to the content.

Go to Lesson

Website Mockup

I designed this website mockup for a presentation on how nonprofits can connect with their communities and funders. Instead of just listing services, this design focuses on data storytelling: showing how to use a website to turn impact metrics (like outcomes and financials) into a compelling narrative. Give it a scroll to see the content and visual flow!

Video Examples

Learning Content/Instructional Videos

How To/Technical Videos

Training Presentations

These presentations were designed for a nonprofit audience. They feature data storytelling and program design, both aspects that help nonprofits increase their fundability. Flip through the slides to view the content.

Image Creation

A post card inviting students to Virtual Campus Student Information Sessions!

A graph showing the robbery crime funnel. Crime incidents - 932,397; reported crime - 449,246; arrests - 125,605; convictions - 43,063; incarcerations - 36,775. Incarcerations account for only 3.9% of crime incidents.