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Josh
Lauer Presidential Assistant to the LLC (8/15/2002 to 8/15/2005) |
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This position allowed me to develop valuable skills in web design while helping me afford the quality education Muhlenberg has to offer. As a computer science major, I found the work here to be highly relevant to my major and illuminating in general. I enjoyed working with the students and faculty and found both to be very open and friendly. I plan to continue on to graduate school. |
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Karen
Hewes Suber Presidential Assistant (8/15/2001 to 1/9/2002) |
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During her stint as Presidential Assistant, Karen developed and implemented the Russian Studies @ Muhlenberg website and worked on new web design formats for both the Department's and the Language Learning Center's websites. Other endeavors included researching intranet and internet tools to be made available to the LLC department faculty in an effort to further integrate technology with LLC curricula. |
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Eric
Kneisel Presidential Assistant (8/15/2000 to 8/15/2001) |
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Eric is currently a senior here at Muhlenberg, Majoring in Computer Science. He plans to begin a career in computer programming or web development upon his graduation next year. |
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Gregory
Kisver Presidential Assistant (8/15/1998 to 8/15/2000) |
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Gregory graduated from Muhlenberg in 2000 with a degree in Russian Studies and is currently enrolled in graduate school at Wagner College in Staten Island, NY, in pursuit of an MBA, and has tentative plans to attend law school upon his graduation there. For more information about Gregory, click here. |
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Barry
Levy Presidential Assistant (8/15/1997 to 8/15/1998) |
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Barry Levy was the last Presidential Assistant to be assigned to the Mellon Project, and, as such, put the finishing touches on the last of the Mellon Project programs to be implemented. Barry also served in his capacity as web designer for the department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, helping to make the LLC website what it is today. |
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Michael
Wojtaszek Presidential Assistant (8/15/1996 to 8/15/1997) |
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Michael served the LLC during his term as Presidential Assistant by continuing the work of Greg Struve in developing the Mellon Project software, as well as by further developing the LLC website. Michael, like his predecessor, Greg Struve, worked closely with Dr. Luba Iskold and others on the programs that comprise the Mellon Project, helping to make them the valuable pedagogical tools that they are today. |
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Greg
Struve Presidential Assistant (6/1/1996 to 8/30/1996) |
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Greg was the first Presidential Assistant to the Language Learning Center. He worked closely with Dr. Luba Iskold and the rest of the department faculty during the initial development of the software which later became known as the Mellon Project. |
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