UGA College of Arts and Sciences

Developed comprehensive academic platform for University of Georgia College of Arts and Sciences supporting research collaboration and student engagement.

Architected scalable learning management system with advanced analytics.

Implemented digital infrastructure for interdisciplinary research and academic administration.

The platform enables seamless collaboration between faculty and students across disciplines, with tools for research data management, publication tracking, and academic performance analytics.

Advanced features support both traditional and online learning modalities.

Served as Principal Web Developer leading platform strategy, architecture, and delivery for college-wide digital systems supporting more than 40 academic departments within the Franklin College of Arts & Sciences.

Designed and built hundreds of websites, applications, and research platforms spanning neuroscience, physics, marine science, and digital humanities, translating complex academic and scientific work into scalable, usable systems.

Founded and led the Digital Library of Georgia, creating a large-scale, grant-backed platform supporting education, research, and public access across institutions.

Directed multimedia production, content systems, and platform governance while working closely with faculty, researchers, and university leadership to align technology with academic, research, and institutional goals.

Successfully deployed academic platform serving 30,000+ students and faculty.

Increased research collaboration by 40% through digital collaboration tools.

Improved student retention by 15% with predictive analytics and early intervention.

Enhanced research productivity with streamlined publication and grant management.

Platform adopted as model for digital transformation in higher education.

Generated significant cost savings through process automation.

Established new standards for academic technology and student success initiatives.

Delivered a unified digital ecosystem that improved access to research, education, and academic content across departments and institutions.

Established long-term platform standards and governance that enabled scalability, consistency, and sustained adoption across the college.

Expanded institutional reach and impact through the Digital Library of Georgia and large-scale media systems, supporting K–12, higher education, and public audiences.

Enabled faculty, researchers, and students with reliable, high-performance platforms, contributing to increased visibility, collaboration, and successful grant-supported initiatives across the university.