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The New Media Team
- 4 January 2008
David McKelvey
Director of New Media
New to Lewis & Clark, but not to web design, I’ve been playing with art/design and computers most all my life — anyone remember the Sinclair 1000? Working with web sites just seems like the natural union of art and code. As for my history, I did most of my growing up in the West, having lived in every west coast state save Hawaii, and would find it hard to be anywhere else but here. (Despite missing Puget Sound now and again, I have come to love Portland’s continental character.) I know I’ve joined a great team here in PubComm/NewMedia and am looking forward to working alongside them and you. Any questions? Simply email.
Robb Shecter
Software Engineer
I came to Portland for most of the reasons that it’s unique: good public transportation, a progressive spirit, and a focus on sustainability and new solutions to old problems. My background and degree is in computer science, and I like to approach tasks with a mix of theoretical and practical approaches. Here in New Media, I’m responsible for web application development and software engineering processes. I’m particularly interested in programming languages and software design. I run a blog about local Oregon businesses and a website giving easier access to Oregon Laws.
Morgan S. Grether
Web Content System Manager
I started working for New Media in October 2008. I am the person to help you with our Lewis & Clark content management systems, Trillium and LiveWhale. I can access and edit all webpages, including left-hand navigation links, background colors, headers, photos, PDFs and other attachments. Additionally, I can help you with ‘~’ accounts, though I do not have direct access to them. I grew up in Kansas and Idaho, and have since lived in Louisiana, California, Florida, France, and Spain, among other places… but I am ecstatic to call Portland home now. You can often finding me strolling down Hawthorne Boulevard with my family. If I’m not there, you could try the Columbia Gorge. I think that no other school in the country has a prettier campus than Lewis & Clark.