Websites

Academic Websites

• The F.M. Kirby Center for Functional Brain Imaging
  Affiliation: Webmaster (complete renovation of website)
  A research resource where imaging scientists, neuroscientists, and clinicians collaborate to study brain function. This website introduces newcomers to the center, showcases available technology and resources, and displays information to the scientific community. In this lab, I am conducting research for my PhD thesis.


• Johns Hopkins University Biomedical Engineering PhD Council
  Affiliation: Webmaster (complete renovation of website)
  The BME PhD Council is the doctoral student body's collective voice in departmental affairs, providing reports between faculty and students, generating a community for PhD students, and organizing various events. I've made two versions of this site; the older one was created with Adobe Go-Live, and the most recent version was created using Google Sites.


• Johns Hopkins University: Biomedical Engineering Signals
  Affiliation: Web Designer (template for website pages)
  This introductory course on signals and systems teaches biomedical engineering students the basics on the flow of information.


• Johns Hopkins University: NeuroEngineering Training Initiative
  Affiliation: Previous President (drafting of site content)
  The NeuroEngineering Training Initiative at Johns Hopkins seeks to balance engineering, mathematics, and computer science with molecular, cellular, and systems neurosciences. Through schoolwork, seminars, social events, conferences, and collaborative interactions, our students provide the nexus between basic science, clinical, and engineering research.


• NeuroEngineering Training Initiative Administrative Blog
  Affiliation: Previous Webmaster (creation of blog)
  This resource, in conjunction with the NeuroEngineering Training Initiative website, displays neuroengineering advice to incoming students, administrative information, and meeting minutes.


• NeuroEngineering Job Blog
  Affiliation: Previous Webmaster (creation of blog)
  This blog, another part of the NeuroEngineering Training Initiative, lists current job openings in the field of neuroengineering.

Extracurricular Websites

• MIT Alumni Club of Baltimore
  Affiliation: Previous Webmaster (creation of website)
  This club, for MIT alumni in the Baltimore area, provides many resources for networking, connecting, and communicating.


• JHMI Dance
  Affiliation: Vice President, Webmaster (creation of website)
  This club at Johns Hopkins was founded in 2007 to bring together Hopkins affiliates who share a love for dancing. The website showcases several types of partner-style dancing, various events, and Hopkins-based tips.


• Ask the Beaver
  Affiliation: Previous Webmaster (creation of blog, collaborator)
  This question-and-answer column offers advice, with topics ranging from relationships to resumés. The postings were published in the MIT-Wellesley collaborative journal, Counterpoint.


• Personal MIT Alumni Website
  This is my personal website, designed in June of 2009.

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