Project Management

Another in our series of Department Web Framework sites at the University of Washington College of Arts and Sciences.  Built in collaboration with other web team members. Showcases academic programs, labs, and research for the UW Department of Linguistics.

Another in our series of Department Web Framework sites at the University of Washington College of Arts and Sciences.  Showcases performances and academic programs for the UW School of Drama.

Our largest Department Web Framework site so far, with over 80 faculty and staff, 54 degree programs, and hundreds of events.  Customized the Framework to create rich landing pages for the Areas of Study and Ensembles, unique features of the School of Music.

Another site based in the Department Web Framework that I developed at the University of Washington College of Arts & Sciences.  A new team member now shares responsibility for supporting the Department Web Framework and contributed to this site.

Another site based in the Department Web Framework that I have developed at the University of Washington College of Arts & Sciences.

The seventh site based in the Department Web Framework that I have developed at the University of Washington for the College of Arts & Sciences.  Unique features of this site include a front page image collage that resizes according to screen width and a focus group proposal form with approval process.

The sixth site based in the Department Web Framework that I developed at the University of Washington for the College of Arts & Sciences. (Name changed to Comparative Literature, Cinema & Media in May 2015).

The 111th annual conference of the Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association will be held at the Bahia Resort Hotel in San Diego in November 2013. Like the 2010-2012 conference sites, this site hosts an online proposal submission system that utilizes popular Drupal modules, including CCK, Views, Organic Groups, Rules, and Workflow. Session organizers can log in to view proposals for their topic areas and notify the submitters of acceptance or regrets. Conference participants are also able to mark sessions they wish to attend and construct an individualized conference program.