Well, it’s that time folks. HighEdWeb 2012 is now upon us, and thanks to the generous donations of many of you, we were able to help send three lucky folks there who would not have been able to go otherwise. We wanted to take a moment and publicly thank everyone that made this possible. If you see any of these folks out and about, at the conference or otherwise, be sure to thank them!
In no particular order (except for Chris, because he’s super special):
Chris Wiegman (bit51.com)
Chris is currently a web developer for St. Edward’s University and was previously a web developer for the Aviation Programs at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. He left SIUC Aviation to take a position as a web developer where he currently works with a team to develop and maintain the websites for nearly all departments and units on campus using technologies ranging from WordPress and Drupal to CakePHP.
- Kyle James
- Michael Fienen
- Robin Smail
- Susan Ragland
- Tonya Smith
- Todd Sanders
- Georgiana Cohen
- Jacob Dolan
- Donna Talarico
- Rich Siegel
- Patrick Powers
- Lougan Bishop
- Dave Tyler
- Karlyn Borysenko
- Mallory Wood
- Lori Packer
- Matt Bernier
- Tiffany Broadbent
- Michael Hostad
- Nick DeNardis
- Karine Joly
- Sven Aas
- Matt Herzberger
- Laura Kenyon
- Megg Brown
- Chris Rooney
- Colleen Brennan-Barry
- Sara Clark
Thanks again to everyone for making this happen! It was amazing to put this together and see it work out so well. We always say this community rocks our faces off, and this just goes to show it.
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For six years, Michael served as the Director of Web Marketing at Pittsburg State University. Currently, he is the Senior Interactive Developer at Aquent and is also CTO for the interactive map provider nuCloud. When it comes to web communication, he focuses very heavily on interpersonal communication components of websites, as well as content considerations that must be taken into account when building usable sites. He is an active supporter of the dotCMS community, accessibility advocate, consultant, internationally featured speaker on web issues, and general purpose geek who wears many hats.
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