Today, a brochure I designed using Adobe InDesign for a new graduate program in the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences was printed.
The Master of Public Administration program is designed to train tomorrow’s government leaders.
Maybe you’re reading this news for the first time. Maybe you’re reading it after seeing my Web site for the first time, thanks to the 55 Christmas cards I recently mailed.
Well, don’t be a stranger. Comment below and congratulate us.
See A Lot of photos of Kim and I here.
Or, see other photos used in this year’s Christmas cards here.
My cousin’s getting married, so that means I’ve been tapped as the photographer, and my only condition was that I can use the photos on a Web site in an effort to tap into the lucrative wedding business.
By working for free. Go figure.
www.melissaandtim.com … tell me what you think.
Here are a few of my favorite shots:
Today, I completed the Adobe Photoshop intermediate course offered through the University of Houston’s Information Technology Training Department.
Last week, I completed the Introduction to Photoshop Part II course.
Here’s the certificates.
The Information Technology department at UH offers free technology training for students, faculty and staff. So, I took this class today about Adobe Dreamweaver CS3.
I have begun to play around with FriendFeed and have added it to my Facebook page and most recently to this blog. Does anybody else use FriendFeed? I like how it allows all of my content that I place elsewhere to be placed within it, but I’m still not sure if this is good or bad. For instance, some content is really only for some eyes. If you’re my friend, and you’re internet savvy, then you’re likely connected to me on one of these social media networks. But FriendFeed allows me to broadcast my activity on these sites here on other pages … and I’m not sure if that’s what I want. Hmmm….
Recently, I accepted a Web Developer I position at the Department of Instructional Design and Technology at the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Houston.
It’s an exciting position that I am very much looking forward to. I start on Oct. 27.
For me, it’s kind of like a homecoming, since I graduated from the University five years ago after working for The Daily Cougar for most of that time and for the Journal of Classroom Interaction in the College of Education for part of that time.
Feel free to wish me luck on my new endeavors here, and to everyone I’ve met and had the pleasure of working along side at The Houston Chronicle: Thank You. Keep in touch.