Official Advisory Committee Charge and Membership.
The Website Advisory Committee is charged with oversight of the evaluation, planning, site architecture and visual design, engineering and testing required to re-launch the www.ncsu.edu “core” homepage and top-tier sub-pages. Furthermore, the committee will be tasked with developing policy and procedures to govern the site and making recommendations for on-going workflow, updates and maintenance of the site post-launch.
The ncsu.edu homepage averages roughly 80,000 unique visits (and more than 4 million hits) per day and is the single-largest opportunity the university has to communicate with a varied audience of current faculty, staff and students, prospective students/parents, alumni and friends, corporate partners, media and the general population at large. The re-design and launch of the new site should reflect this great opportunity, building a site that is content-rich, visually dynamic, easy to navigate, uses the latest Web and multimedia technology and, in a broad sense, showcases NC State as the great university we know it to be
While this committee will have primary oversight, this process should be transparent and include feedback throughout from the university community. Student, faculty and staff resources should be active participants in the planning stages as well as the development of design concepts, site architecture, programming elements, usability evaluation and launch. This committee will make recommendations to the Chancellor and Provost/Executive Vice Chancellor with an intended launch date of the new site prior to the 2006 fall semester. Following launch, a smaller, standing committee will be designated to lead the on-going oversight and policy of the central site and homepage.
Debbie Griffith, Associate Vice Chancellor, Office of Public Affairs (Committee Chair)
Tony Brock,
Lauren Broeils, Junior, Design
Jenna Eason, Junior, Textiles
Tilla Fearn, Director of Communication, College of Natural Resources
Dave Green, Director of College Relations, College of Veterinary Medicine
Kathy Hart, NC State Alumni Association
David Jolley, Associate Vice Chancellor, University Development
Tom Karches, Web Systems Administrator, Information Technology Division
Ron Kemp, Executive Director Creative Services, Office of Public Affairs
Kelly Lucy, Asst Registrar, Registration and Records
Jason Maners,
Brad Mehlenbacher,
Harry Nicholos, Assistant Director for Web/Unix/Database Services, Information Technology Division
Jordan O'Mara, Junior, Computer Science
Saroj Primlani, Coordinator of IT Web Accessibility, Information Technology Division
Michael Rappa,
Jason Simon, Director of Marketing, Office of Public Affairs
Joshua Smith, Junior, Design
Greg Sparks, Director, ComTech,
Jim Wilder, NCSU Bookstore Information Systems Manager
Alex Yacoub, Senior, Business Management

3 Comments:
You all have assembled an incredible team to do this. Saroj Primlani will be a great asset to make sure this site is accessible. Harry Nicholas,Tom Karches, Kelly Lucy will bring a student, yet university work perpsepctive and I can't commend you enough for finding Lauren Broeils. She has the rare combination of skills of programmer and artist. Her first degree in computer science and her second degree in Design will give you all something rarely found: a person who understands both the beauty and the guts of the beast to be created.
Good Job!
You all have assembled an incredible team to do this. Saroj Primlani will be a great asset to make sure this site is accessible. Harry Nicholas,Tom Karches, Kelly Lucy will bring a student, yet university work perpsepctive and I can't commend you enough for finding Lauren Broeils. She has the rare combination of skills of programmer and artist. Her first degree in computer science and her second degree in Design will give you all something rarely found: a person who understands both the beauty and the guts of the beast to be created. +1
nice blog
Alternative Medicine
Hi there,
Seeing you're re-designing your blog, I thought
I'd drop by with my own '2 cents. Firstly, If
this was my blog, I probably wouldn't embark
on a website redesign just to keep up with
the Joneses.Your goal is of absolute importance.
A vivid picture and purpose of the redesign
.....and you'd be surprised when you put this
in writing too.
I will be more inclined to build a blog
designed for some vocal students, upset
faculty and staff members, angry alumni,
and even puzzled donors to criticize, oppose,
and fight you for messing with "their" website.
That's why you need to come up with quantifiable
goals for your redesign. There is usually a
very concrete reason for taking on a redesign,
and being able to articulate it easily, more
likely will save you from grief.
I hope this helps :)
rowellb, M.D.
Your Guide to Home Health Care
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