During a second summer at the Sun-Sentinel, I received a batch of Gap advertising slides. None of the individual slides could run larger than about 4 inches, so I improvised, creating this clothesline – even lending my own pants for the photo. It received a Society of News Design Award of Excellence in 1999.
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I'm an assistant professor teaching interactive storytelling and human centered design at the Medill School of Journalism and the Segal Institute of Design. Previously, I worked at The Poynter Institute redesigning its industry leading website, Poynter Online. And at the St. Petersburg Times and The News-Press in Fort Myers, Fla. redesigning both newspapers. I've also worked as a user interaction designer and a graphic designer during the first Internet bubble.
