I wrote for the school newspaper and was a member of the yearbook staff in high school, and since then, I have had the opportunity to work on six yearbooks. The schools I have worked for have always been happy to put me to work managing a yearbook, creating a website, or designing newsletters.

In one of my graduate classes at ULV, we were required to create and present a personal success timeline. At first I thought it was a silly project, but the forced, positive self-reflection turned out to make for a very interesting assignment that I have subsequently given to my own students. Taking the time to reflect on the little triumphs of life can be a good thing.

I recently had the opportunity to design the cover of my brother’s new book: Power, Madness, and Immortality – The Future of Virtual Reality.

The main design concept was to show something that was once thought to be revolutionary, such as the astrolabe, and then meld it with the modern computer world.