Resume

• 9870427

  MCA-I (ITVA)

  President

  President-elect

  Vice President

  Regional Vice-President

  Chapter President

  English

  MTSU College of Media and Entertainment Wall of Fame digital sign. BEA Festival of Media Arts: Best in Category (Interactive Media and Emerging Technology )

  BEA

• 1981

  MS

  - Selected as one of 12 Television Interns for 18 month internationally recognized graduate program.\n- Served as Production Manager for a nine month position supervising lighting design and set construction.\n- Selected as one of 2 student attendees at the 1982 Television Conference Foundation Inc. annual media executive retreat at Keystone

  Colorado. This event brings together media CEOs and executives from the motion picture

  broadcasting and cable industries with international thought leaders. The year's theme was science and the speakers included Isaac Asimov.

  Television

  City University of New York-Brooklyn College

• 1977

  BA

  - Completed undergraduate television curriculum in three years. \n- Served as undergraduate teaching assistant for graduate level television production classes.\n- Independent study assisting a local high school (Ridgewood

  NJ) establish a televison production curriculum.

  Communications

  WPSC campus radio station on-air host.

  William Paterson University of New Jersey

  Introduction to Social Media Practice

  User Experience Fundamentals

  Interactive Media Applications

  Writing for Interactive Experiences

  Survey of Interactive Media

  Introduction to Content Strategy and Content Management

  Marketing Analytics: Setting and Measuring KPIs

  Lynda.com

  WordPress 5 Essential Training

  LinkedIn

  UX Design: 5 Creating Scenarios and Storyboards

  Lynda.com

  Marketing Analytics: Presenting Digital Marketing Data

  Lynda.com

  UX Design: 4 Ideation

  Lynda.com

  Virtual Reality Foundations

  Lynda.com

  UX Design: 7 Implementation Planning

  Lynda.com

  Content Marketing: Videos

  Lynda.com

  Foundations of Enterprise Content Management

  LinkedIn

  UX Design: 6 Paper Prototyping

  Lynda.com

  UX Design: 1 Overview

  Lynda.com

  Google Analytics for Beginners

  Google Analytics Academy

  UX Foundations: Research

  Lynda.com

  Learning Web Analytics

  Lynda.com

  UX Design: 3 Creating Personas

  Lynda.com

  Google Analytics Essential Training (2017)

  Lynda.com

  UX Design: 2 Analyzing User Data

  Lynda.com

• 1976

  Communications

• 1972

  High School

  Theatre

  International Thespian Society

  Troupe 622

  Hawthorne High School

  High School

  - Theatre Productions (Godspell

  etc.)\n- OnStage community theatre - lead in \"Come Blow Your Horn\"\n- Created \"Spirit of 76\" class logo\n- National Merit Scholarship Finalist

  WRRH-FM

  WRRH

  88.7 FM radio

  Ramapo Regional High School

• What is Information Architecture?

  A presentation on the basics of Information Architecture including my IA Pyramid concept.

  What is Information Architecture?

  Web Content Managment to Web Content Managment Operations placeholder

  Presented at the Content Managemnt Professionals 2007 Fall Summit on Monday

  November 26.

  Web Content Managment to Web Content Managment Operations placeholder

  Run Your Business Online

  A presentation to The MCA-I National Conference on using online software to run your business rather than packaged software.

  Run Your Business Online

  Web project portfolio v3

  A portfolio of content strategy work from Todd O'Neill at DoingMedia.

  Web project portfolio v3

  Rich Media Superhero V2

  [Delivered at Web Content 2009

  Chicago

  IL]\nYour customers often need super deeds and don’t know where to turn. They may not realize that under your mild mannered exterior lies a Rich Media Superhero.\n\nThis session will help you discover the super powers you already have. They are often hidden until a wise mentor shows you how to control them. Learn how to speak the language of rich media creation

  how to channel your existing skills and how to load your utility belt to defeat any deadline or project constraint.\n\nOften

  it’s just a matter of translating the language of your home planet into the language of rich media. We’ll reveal the vocabulary of rich media so you can communicate more effectively with peers

  contractors and vendors.\n\nThrough a discussion of rich media creation processes you’ll discover your hidden super powers; what mortals call “transferable skills.” Many of the activities that you do every day have an equivalent activity in the mortal world. Planning and budgeting a project will take on a new energy as you learn how to channel those powers in the rich media world. And you’ll find out about new powers like scripts

  storyboards and breakdowns. There may be no limit to your abilities!\n\nMany superheroes rely on a full utility belt of hardware and software to aid them in their search for truth

  justice and effective training and documentation. After this session you’ll know how to load your utility belt so you can be a champion. Cameras

  editing software

  Flash and media streaming can be like a child’s playthings in your capable hands.\n\nOften the most powerful ability is the simplest one. So

  we’ll start with a focus on the basics. But if the attendees are ready we’ll discuss stronger super powers.\n\nThe question you must answer is: “Are you ready to learn more about your rich media super powers?”\n\nWait! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No

  it’s you

  Rich Media Superhero!

  Rich Media Superhero V2

  Connecting the Dots

  Presented to the IABCpSA Nov 09 chapter meeting as part of their chapter website barn raising project.

  Connecting the Dots

  Social Media 101

  A lecture on the basics of Social Media. Presented to my Palo Alto College (TX) Principles of Advertising class.

  Social Media 101

  What Does Online Media Mean?

  A presentation delivered to a client to help explain the various forms of online rich media.

  What Does Online Media Mean?

  User generated Rich Media: Make it

  Manage It

  Content in a Web 2.0 world comes from many sources and goes to many places. User-generated content is one of the more challenging content sources. It makes the hundreds of channels on cable television look tame. But for large and small enterprises and organizations user generated content can be part of a cure that leads to wider knowledge sharing. During this session you'll learn what user generated content is and can be. You'll get some background on the techniques and technologies you'll need to enable it. And maybe most importantly

  some ideas you can use to keep user generated content under control and channel its power to achieve your communications

  training or marketing goals.

  User generated Rich Media: Make it

  Manage It

  Licensee and Organizer

  2009-2012

  TEDxSanAntonio

  Content Management

  Consulting

  Process Engineering

  Interaction Design

  Media Production

  Coworking

  Social Media

  Video Production

  Digital Media

  Video

  Online Presence Consulting

  Editing

  Media production

  New Media

  Online Presence

  Association Management

  Interactive Media

  Multimedia

  Content Strategy

  Web Content Strategy

  The Student Publishing Imperative

  The Student Publishing Imperative

  Content lead and project manager for creation of the digital Hall of Fame at MTSU College of Mass Communication. Converted the static Wall of Fame that consisted of photos and a bio to a digital Hall of Fame featuring updated photos

  biographies

  accolades

  and video of inductees. Collaborated with Professor Todd O’Neill

  Information Technology Department

  department heads and various technicians to digitize the Wall of Fame information. Team created a template for the interface

  worked with digital sign software

  and produced video content.

  Todd

  O'Neill

  Alamo Community College District

  USAA

  Webhead Group

  Alamo Community College District

  Middle Tennessee State University

  C4 Workspace LLC

  Media Communications Association-International

  Apple Retail

  TEDxSanAntonio

  DoingMedia

  San Antonio

  Texas Area

  1998-2002: Team leader on online ecommerce and content design projects.\n2002-2006: Primary business contact on site inventory and enterprise search engine (FAST) acquisition and implementation.

  Web Producer

  USAA

  San Antonio

  Texas Area

  Content strategy

  Online Presence

  Content Management and Digital Media Production for business

  non-profits and government organizations.

  Managing Director

  DoingMedia

  Murfreesboro

  Tennessee

  I coordinate the Interactive Media concentration in the Department of Media Arts

  part of the College of Media and Entertainment. \nCoordinating means I lead a team of faculty that does strategic planning

  curriculum development and student recruitment.

  Coordinator - Interactive Media concentration

  Middle Tennessee State University

  Murfreesboro

  Tennessee

  Instructor in the the Interactive Media degree program

  Assistant Professor

  Middle Tennessee State University

  San Antonio

  Texas Area

  Initial licensee of TEDxSanAntonio in 2009. Organized three events in 2010

  2011 and 2012. Curated speakers in 2010 and 2011. Initiated transition to team management in 2011

  fully implemented in 2012. Produced the live video production

  streaming and post-production of the event in all three years. Spoke on behalf of TEDxSanAntonio to television and community groups.

  Organizer / Speaker Curator / Video Producer

  TEDxSanAntonio

  San Antonio

  Texas Area

  Primary business contact on Documentum 5.3 content management system acquisition and implementation.

  Senior Business Analyst

  USAA

  Northwest Vista College

  COMM 2327 - Intro to Advertising\nCOMM 2339 - Writing for Radio

  TV and Film

  Adjunct Instructor

  Alamo Community College District

  Northstar Mall

  San Antonio Texas

  I got paid to be an Apple Geek! Probably the best employment experience I've ever had. The best people

  the best management

  the best company ever.

  Specialist

  Apple Retail

  Palo Alto College

  San Antonio

  Texas

  COMM 1336/1337 - Television Production I/II\nCOMM 2324 - Practicum in Electronic Media\nCOMM 1307 - Introduction to Mass Communications\nCOMM 2327 - Principles of Advertising

  Instructor

  Alamo Community College District

  President - Media Communications Association-International (MCA-I)

  2000 – 2001\nManaged the professional staff and volunteers of an international professional association during a period of financial recovery. Developed strategies

  programs and initiatives to maintain association’s brand and visibility. Fiscal and budget management resulted in debt reduction from $250

  000 to $65

  000 an during extended 18 month term.

  Media Communications Association-International

  C4 Workspace LLC

  San Antonio

  Texas Area

  Founded the first coworking space in San Antonio

  Texas.\nC4 Workspace was a sustainable professional community for San Antonio. A coworking space

  it provided desks

  conference rooms and all the amenities to solos

  startups

  consultants and creatives.\nClosed in 2009. Lack of interest and/or community support.

  Catalyst / Partner

  San Antonio

  Texas Area

  Project management

  content strategy and interaction design on e-commerce and intranet projects.

  Sr. Project Manager

  Webhead Group

  Murfreesboro

  Tennessee

  Associate Professor

  Middle Tennessee State University