Development Work

Once-a-year Berkeley hosts a 24-hour event for fundraising, giving donors a chance to directly support their favorite campus units. The event focuses on supporting campus initiatives in a fun and social media-friendly way.

If you want a way to find your favorite program on campus and are feeling generous, Berkeley's Give website has got you covered. It was easy to search, select, and give your heart out.

Started nearly 10 years ago, the @cal alumni network is still going strong as the the best way to network with alumni and students.

Development workflows are already very complicated. This middleware app made for speedy squashing of bugs without bouncing back-and-forth between development and productivity apps.

The campaign for Berkeley site was to highlight that despite the bottom falling out of funding for universities in California by almost 75% that year, we still managed to keep the ball rolling.

These sites were spawned enthusiastically from our former Silicon Valley lead fundraiser, and quickly rose to attract many alumni pledging to give back to Cal.

I was often the sole developer on a number of campus sites supporting current events & life-long institutions on campus.

In Berkeley Advancement Services, there was a switch to Microsoft Sharepoint as a way to connect Advancement Services with the campus. It featured shared knowledge and documentation, fundraising guidelines, and much more.

I was able to bring campus units together with training, central documentation, in-person consulting, and technical tools such as HTML E-mail templates to assist campus units to market donors effectively with enterprise e-mail.