I have enjoyed a rewarding career in radio broadcasting and audiovisual media production, with a successful foray into financial services marketing along the way.Inspired by the world of broadcasting in my early teenage years, I received my FCC license in 1968 at age 15. While still attending high school, I began working full time as an announcer, producer, and eventually Music Director for WFTN Radio in Franklin, New Hampshire. From that time forward, I embarked on a media adventure that landed me in positions with community-oriented radio stations in Hawaii, California, and Colorado. My work in broadcasting opened up opportunities for numerous partnerships and creative endeavors as an independent audiovisual producer and consultant.Over a span of 34 years ending in 2021, I found myself at home in the collaborative and thriving multimedia environment of the University Libraries and the CU-Boulder Campus. My time at CU empowered me to travel along pathways of technological change and innovation, bridging the gap between analog and digital media domains in ways that help "preserve the past, serve the present, and safeguard the future."I'm honored to have received the Libraries 2013 Campbell Award for Staff Excellence and the 2021 James F. Williams II Lifetime Achievement Award.I'm now enjoying retirement in the beautiful and friendly community of Louisville, Colorado, where I'm enthusiastically pursuing my favorite hobbies of gardening, reading, writing, and electronic music creation.
Listed skills include Research, Multimedia, Editing, Teaching, and 14 others.