WEBSITES
Water Research
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
In my career at EPA, I was responsible for managing 200+ webpages under the epa/gov/water-research domain. This web area was one of the most popular research portfolios due to high-priority topics, including PFAS, lead, and microplastics. I regularly worked with scientists to make critical updates, making the language clear and accessible for a wide range of users.
Alumni Updates
Department of Chemistry at UW-Madison
In Summer 2020, I was assigned to start an ongoing project for the Badger Chemist News website (WordPress). This project would be a new webpage for alumni to see their classmates profiles, their professional careers after UW–Madison and updates in their lives. We also created a form for alumni to fill out as the year continues. Please visit the link to explore this ongoing project!
Construction Updates
Department of Chemistry at UW-Madison
In my position as a Communications Student Worker for the department, I posted the construction updates about the department’s building project. This is broadcast to the department’s audience and alumni– a group of about 6,000 people– to ensure their safety around the construction premises. Please visit this website to view a full list of these updates.
"Wild Wisconsin"
Journalism 202: Mass Media Practices
For our final project, my lab group and I created an app idea for the UW-Madison community called “Wild Wisconsin,” which was designed to introduce students to the outdoors scene of Wisconsin. As a Creative Director, I co-lead the design projects: creating the application prototypes, creating the website and designing all branding materials. This website was created in WordPress.org.
Individual Story
Journalism 202: Mass Media Practices
For a semester-long project in Journalism 202, we were required to make a completely accessible and informative website design for our research topic. My topic was about the environmental, financial and social impacts of the Nicholas Recreation Center construction. I created a WordPress website using the basic elements of website design, and the final product can be viewed here. Some components, such as the YouTube video, may be inactive due to the conclusion of the course.
