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My Resume
INTERNET EXPERIENCE
Intranet Developer
The Washington Post
January 1998 - July 1998 (contract)
September 1998 - present (full-time employee)
Designed, developed, and maintain Intranet site ("The Source") for
newsroom staff using Lotus Notes and Domino. Worked with staff from
20+ departments to develop content. Trained other staff to use Notes
to maintain current content and post new content. Also build and
maintain web search interfaces for public records datasets using
Cold Fusion 4.0 and IIS (Access, FoxPro, and SQL Server backends).
Consultant
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
January 1998 - August 1998
Assisted in maintenance and development of AIAA Web site during
staff transition and also provided advice and counsel on technical
and policy matters.
Webmaster
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
March 1996 - January 1998
Oversaw and singlehandedly maintained 500-page content-heavy Web
site (housed both on a UNIX-based hosting service and on an NT
4.0 server running IIS used for interactive offerings). Identified
necessary information from throughout institute, gathered it, coded
it, and uploaded it to the site. Determined site structure and
designed pages and graphics. Worked with volunteer membership group
to ensure site was meeting member's needs and interests. Worked
with vendors of specialized Web offerings. Monitored site usage
statistics and revenue flow. Operated majordomo mailing list to
2,100 AIAA members/customers. Concurrently act as Product Specialist-Electronic Media (below).
Product Specialist-Electronic Media
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
October 1996-present
Managed electronic products through production phases for a
30,000-member nonprofit organization. Worked with Electronic
Publishing team on creation of new products and services on the
AIAA Web site and in other electronic media. Worked with all AIAA
staff to increase visibility of electronic products and
electronic initiatives. Monitored monthly financial statements and
budgets. Continued to act as Webmaster.
Production Specialist
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
October 1995 - March 1996
Performed a variety of editorial and production tasks for a
nonprofit membership association; additional duties include working as
Technical Liaison with AIAA Internet site vendor.
Tasks included:
coding files in HTML for AIAA Web site
delivering files to vendor via e-mail and FTP
monitoring vendor on all technical aspects of the site
creation of journal indexes and reprint covers in FrameMaker desktop
publishing software
reviewing copy editing, proofreading, and layout of journals
prepared by outside vendors
creation of book front matter in PageMaker
proofreading of meeting programs, calls for papers, and advertising
copy
blueline checks of publications
other similar activities
OTHER COLD FUSION APPLICATIONS
Stock Market Central
June 1999-present
Online contest site run out of Access database. Allows users to
enter contests, administer their accounts and view other players' information
all online. All contest updates and administration are done via Cold Fusion pages, too.
Videotape Collection Search Tool
Search and maintenance capabilities. Access backend.
CD Collection Search Tool
Search capabilities. Access backend.
OTHER ONLINE EXPERIENCE
The Stat Queen's Men's Tennis Site
November 1994 - February 1997
Maintained extensive archive of results and rankings from
the men's professional tennis tour. Used Q&A (database program) to
track statistics, then posted weekly Web site updates. Also maintained
2,000-member weekly rankings mailing list.
SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE EXPERIENCE
Software:
Windows 3.x to 98
Windows NT 4.0
Internet Information Server 3.0
Cold Fusion 2.0/3.0
Lotus Notes 4.x (including Domino Web Server)
All range of Internet Utilities (browsers, e-mail, etc.)
Microsoft Office programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access), both PC and Mac, up to Office 97/98
Some FoxPro experience
Basic SQL language experience
DOS 5.0 to 6.22
WordPerfect
Q&A (extremely proficient in its database programming language)
FileMaker Pro (cross-platform)
Framemaker 4 for Macintosh
PageMaker (Macintosh)
All Manner of PC Utilities
SLIP/PPP Connection Software
Basic UNIX capabilities
Hardware:
Pentiums, 486s, 386s, 286s, some Macintosh
Experience installing and troubleshooting CPUs, SIMMs, sound cards,
video cards, hard drives, CD-ROM drives, tape backup drives, printers
(ink jet and laser)
EDITORIAL/PUBLISHING EXPERIENCE
Managing Editor, Journals
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
November 1993 - September 1995
Managed publication of six archival journals (totaling 8,800 pages per
year) for a nonprofit membership association.
Before department reorganization:
supervised staff of 12 (typesetters, production editors, and
editorial assistants) for in-house production of three journals
supervised work of 10 freelance copy editors and proofreaders
supervised work of outside editorial vendor producing three
journals
After reorganization:
trained second vendor in AIAA editorial style and procedures
ruled on style issues
reviewed copy editing and proofreading of all journals
set deadlines and production schedules
created journal indexes and reprint covers in Framemaker
tracked progress of individual articles with FileMaker Pro database
software
worked with print vendor on schedules and production of color
artwork
worked with volunteer Editors-in-Chief and Associate Editors
fielded inquiries from authors and prospective authors
Other duties included working on team researching and developing
AIAA Internet presence.
Production Editor, AIAA Journal
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
May - November 1993
Managed production of 200-page monthly archival journal. Duties included
copy editing, proofreading, directing work flow to ensure meeting of
deadlines, sending galleys to authors, reviewing boards, setting issue
lineups, checking work of freelance copy editors and proofreaders,
coordinating production with three-person team of typesetters and pasteup
person, accepting manuscripts, and responding to author inquiries. Worked
extensively with FileMaker Pro, Microsoft Word, and e-mail.
Intern, Publications Division
Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Cody, WY
September 1992 - April 1993
Duties included writing articles for Center newsletter, copy editing and
proofreading other newsletter material, writing preliminary text for
coffee-table book The Buffalo Bill Museum, and copy editing and
proofreading material for an archival firearms journal and a seminar
proceedings volume. Also assisted with the production of the Center's
four-color catalog.
Senior Staff Assistant
National Geographic Society
September 1989 - April 1992
Worked for society vice president who became corporate secretary in May
1991.Wrote and edited materials for corporate secretary, including
minutes from all Board of Trustee meetings; researched and wrote history
of Explorers' Hall; and oversaw delivery of monthly report to the Board
of Trustees by creating and enforcing deadlines for 16 departments to
develop their reports, then coordinating compilation and delivery.
Typesetter
Heldref Publications
June 1987 - February 1989
Typeset articles for archival journals and magazines, becoming
familiar with the Chicago Manual of Style and other aspects of
journal production. Also worked as a Proofreader on a freelance
basis, as an Editorial Assistant for New Realities
magazine, and as Interim Editor for the journal
Critique.
Editor-in-Chief
Campus Variety Magazine
September 1986 - May 1987
Oversaw all aspects of the publication of a biweekly
tabloid-style magazine at the University of Florida. Wrote editorials,
news stories, and feature articles; copy edited and proofread
stories; assigned stories to stringers; and solicited articles from
students in the School of the Journalism. Additional duties
included typesetting, page design, and pasteup. Also acted as
Entertainment Editor from October 1985 to May 1986.
EDUCATION
B.S. in History (minor in Journalism) from the University of Florida, May
1987
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