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Elizabeth Ladner is listed as Entrepreneur | Project Manager | Web Designer | Researcher at Let's Create Consulting, based in Charlottesville, Virginia, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at montpelier.org and a matched LinkedIn profile for Elizabeth Ladner.
Elizabeth Ladner previously worked as Owner at Let'S Create Consulting and Director of Research at The Montpelier Foundation. Elizabeth Ladner holds A.B., Major: History; Minors: Spanish, Political Science from Duke University.
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“Let's Create -- Together." Specialties: Project Management, Web Design, Start-ups, Non-Profits, Digital Marketing, Public Outreach & Engagement, Digital Humanities, Research, Grant Writing
Listed skills include Html, Curriculum Development, International Relations, University Teaching, and 15 others.
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I help grow businesses by closely working with clients to make sure they have the presence, tools and connections they need to succeed. In addition to building (or revamping) websites to align with a business's vision, I create consistent branding (social media marketing, graphics, logos), provide SEO and analytics, research tech and business solutions.
Montpelier Station, Virginia
Collaboratively built divisional Wordpress website using Agile practices (blocks, widgets, modules) – solely responsible for the Research Department section; developed improved digital management plan based on assessment of prior failures and loss of data over the last decade (this included creating workflows to track a digital object from creation to.
Montpelier Station, Virginia
Upgraded, modified, fixed (when it would break), and managed the backend of a Filemaker relational database; created policies and procedures for adding and modifying materials to the database as changes were permanent (as were deletions) so mistakes cost valuable time and loss of data; served as the primary contact with IT department; coordinated and.
Charlottesville, Virginia
Designed front-end interactive Drupal website and back-end database (reverse engineered sections as well as expanded vocabulary and entities on my own) with Digital Librarian; planned project scope (and adjusted as project advanced) while securing applications, equipment, and personnel to succeed; identified processes and functionality needed and worked.
Charlottesville, Virginia
Directed the Tokyo War Crimes Trial digital project; conducted historical research on assigned manuscript collections; researched the history of law curriculum; processed and catalogued manuscript collections
Charlottesville, Virginia
Fellowship that entails being the project manager for the preservation, digitization, and analysis of the Frank S. Tavenner papers dealing with the Tokyo War Crimes Trials and related collections.
Charlottesville, Virginia
Instructor: Immigration and Labor in the New South (New Course, Self -Designed), Fall 2009.Graduate Teaching Assistant: United States Intelligence in the 20th Century; 20th Century United States South; Revolutions in 20th Century Latin America; United States in Latin America 20th Century
Charlottesville, Virginia
Created basic PHP website (wrote PHP code); analyzed, digitized, and transcribed archival collection
Charlottesville, Virginia
http://www.essaysinhistory.com/
Charlottesville, Virginia
Directed migration to new MySQL database; identified needed functionality and worked with programmer to achieve requirements; created and streamlined process for uploading and parsing of data to my MySQL database; coordinated website redesign; created XML encoded documents; digitized and transcribed records; managed upload of marked-up files.
Charlottesville, Virginia
Created TEI encoded documents and metadata; conducted research at NARA; transcribed handwritten 19th century documents [http://valley.lib.virginia.edu/]
Activities and Societies: Duke Student Government (Attorney General, President Pro Tempore), Chi Omega, Duke University Student Dining.
Activities and Societies: Graduate School of Arts & Sciences Student Council (President, 2010-2011; 2nd Vice-President, 2009-2010.
Advisor: Edward L. Ayers Thesis: Pacifists, Unionists, and Secessionists: Visions of Loyalty Among the Natural Union People of Rockingham.
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Elizabeth Ladner works for Let's Create Consulting.
Elizabeth Ladner is listed as Entrepreneur | Project Manager | Web Designer | Researcher at Let's Create Consulting.
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Elizabeth Ladner is based in Charlottesville, Virginia, United States while working with Let's Create Consulting.
Elizabeth Ladner has worked for Let'S Create Consulting, The Montpelier Foundation, University Of Virginia School Of Law, University Of Virginia Law Library - Special Collections, and University Of Virginia, Corcoran Department Of History.
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Elizabeth Ladner holds A.B., Major: History; Minors: Spanish, Political Science from Duke University.
Elizabeth Ladner is listed with skills including Html, Curriculum Development, International Relations, University Teaching, American History, Editing, Policy Analysis, and Nonprofits.
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