Responsibilities include answering mail, setting up archival systems, and graphics creation and design. Over 5,000 people look at the Cisco Educational Archives daily. Additional experience of Nerf Weaponry Advisor in the SunSITE office at UNC-Chapel Hill.

Environments:

comfortable in UNIX (AIX, Solaris, Linux), Windows 3.1/95 and Macintosh; can manage in OS/2 and Windows NT

Programs:

happy in Photoshop and other Adobe products, Word for Windows/Mac, Excel for Windows/Mac, scanning software, screen capture programs, graphics programs, any web browser; can work within a number of LAN programs (Host Presenter, Rapid Filer) and a variety of other programs (mostly free/shareware - FTP programs, telnet clients, tinyfugue). Have done some systems administration on UNIX/Linux machines. I take that which is thrown my way and work within it.

August 1997- May 1998: Student at the University of Southwestern Louisiana. Classes taken in French and Louisiana folklore.

August 1992 - May 1995; August 1998-present: Student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Majoring in French. Cumulative grade point average rests solidly on 3.0. Expected graduation: Spring, 1999.

I have been active in many forms and functions during my time as a student at Carolina. In the Spring of 1995 I ran for Student Body President, but subsequently was defeated and instead opted to accept a position in Student Government as Information Technology Co-Coordinator along with my running mate, Michael Williams. As InfoTech Co-Coordinators we investigated misappropriations of fund expenditures relating to the Education and Technology Fee by various administrative units on campus. I was also responsible for the implementation of an Information Technology Week during October of each year to further campus awareness of information technology issues (free speech online, better access to emerging technologies, et. al.).

August 1989-May 1992: Pinecrest High School, Southern Pines, North Carolina.

Participated in a variety of leadership oriented activities in Student Government, took Advanced Placement classes for college credit, assumed leadership roles in the Media and Choral groups on campus as well. Also won several solo choral performance awards, as well as attending North Carolina Governor's School in the summer of 1991 for Choral Performance (requiring both academic excellence and an audition in order to be considered for this area). I matriculated from Pinecrest with honours such as the North Carolina Academic Honors award as well as being a National Honor Society graduate, and among the top 20 students in a class of 295.

From 1989-1994, worked at the Country Bookshop of Southern Pines, North Carolina, as an order placement specialist and customer relations assistant, learning the ins and outs of being an entrepreneur and indulging in my love for all things written.

St Anthony Hall -- Delta Psi Xi.

I pledged St. Anthony Hall in the spring of 1995, and have held several positions within the fraternity since then: Computer Committee co-chair; President; Safety Committee chair; Publicity Chair; Antoine's chef for three semesters running; and self-appointed maintainer of the online Delta Psi Xi archives (located at http://sunsite.unc.edu/kelly/deltapsi/) as well as listowner for two mailing lists running off of our campus listserv machine (utilising ListProc 8.0). As listowner for two lists I have been able to adeptly troubleshoot and solve problems regarding mail to these lists.

The Teaching Fellows scholarship is a very prestigious award given to high school students intent upon teaching in the state of North Carolina after graduation from a four-year institution in the University of North Carolina system. Specialised training and seminars are offered, and summer experiences are designed to give a more intensive and focused atmosphere (I have traveled across the eastern part of the state, flown above Gatlinburg, TN as part of a Project WILD experience, and interned at the New Hanover County school systems, to name a few of my summer adventures with Teaching Fellows). I was also given the opportunity to travel to Moscow and St Petersburg in the winter of 1994 with the Teaching Fellows program, and was able to observe the educational and social system firsthand.

I have interned at area middle and high schools during 1992-1994 as part of the Teaching Fellows program. Responsible as well for creating workshops (on Information Technology and Gay & Lesbian Issues for Teachers) for fellow Fellows as part of Team Leader activities. In the fall of 1994 I was a co-coordinator for the statewide North Carolina Teaching Fellows Intercollegiate Conference (which had over 20 participants, the most of any student-run conference for Teaching Fellows).

Note: I am no longer involved in the Teaching Fellows program but have still benefited from the body of knowledge that was presented me.

I worked with the educational workshops and helped educators further their skills with using the Internet and Internet-based applications.

Founding member of GIGO

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's only student computing interest group. GIGO works to disseminate information about technology to the entirety of the student body at Carolina. Established fall of 1993.