She first fell in love with photography at age fifteen, where she spent all of high school behind the camera and under the dim, red light of the darkroom. As a curious collector of knowledge and experiences, her career path into photography was long and circuitous. The journey led her all over KU’s campus, where she received both a BA in American Studies and an MS in Computer Science. She later became a software developer at KU’s Natural History Museum. It wasn’t until after three babies and a couple family crises, that Meg rebooted, and emerged in her early dream of being a professional photographer. She returned to KU in 2015 to become a university staff photographer, where she delights in documenting Jayhawks and all of their unique adventures.