AND I Got PAID For This

I edited publications for UCLA from 1989 to 1996. Eventually I worked with a lot with those same documents as webpages, too. Here are the documents I personally edited, designed, HTML-encoded, and maintained until I resigned (whoppEEE!!) in November 1996:

• UCLA Registrar's Office home page, which I took over, redesigned, and maintained
• The UCLA Winter 1997 Schedule of Classes, the latest class schedule for UCLA, designed specifically for the web with hypertext touches not possible in the printed version
• The UCLA Annual 1996-97 Schedule of Classes, the first schedule which I designed specifically for the web with hypertext touches not possible in the printed version
• The UCLA Registrar's Office Frequently Asked Questions
• The UCLA Five-Year Academic Calendar
• The UCLA 1995-97 General Catalog, top introductory page
• The UCLA 1995-97 General Catalog Program and Course Supplements
• The Spring/Summer 1996 Schedule of Classes, which I edited after upload and then maintained

I also do volunteer work at Travel Town with the Southern California Scenic Railway Association, and a year ago began putting their newsletters on the web:

• The Headlight, quarterly newsletter of the Southern California Scenic Railway Association

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