Website Redesign Advisory Committee

Many people across campus were involved in the redesign of the Carthage.edu website.

The Website Redesign Advisory Committee of students, faculty, and staff will provide input at key points in the project, including when it’s time to review the new site’s navigation, homepage concept, and user testing.

Evan Blievernicht ’21
Kierra Coleman ’22
Prof. Kevin Crosby — Director, Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium; Professor of Physics and Astronomy, and Computer Science
Kimberlie Goldsberry — Vice President for Student Affairs; Dean of Students (Student Affairs)
Prof. Michele Hancock — Director, Accelerated Certification in Teaching; Professor of Practice in Education
Ashley Hanson — Associate Vice President of Admissions (Admissions)
Kaitlyn Keel ’21
Rob Schiferl — Director of Strategic Recruitment (Admissions)
Elizabeth Snider — Assistant Dean of Students’ Director of Student Involvement (Student Affairs)
Prof. Jojin Van Winkle — Program Director, Photography, Film, & New Media; Assistant Professor of Art (faculty member)
Andrew Villa ’21

Carthage Staff

PROJECT LEADS

Elizabeth Young, Associate Vice President for Marketing and Communications
Samantha Ornig, Digital Communications Specialist
Steve Kirk, Web Developer

PROJECT CONTRIBUTORS

Tom Applegarth, Digital and Social Content Manager
Jackie Kenny, Editorial Assistant
Traci Parker, Director of Content Development and Storytelling
Steve Janiak, Senior Director of Marketing and Brand Strategy
Rob Schiferl, Director of Strategic Recruitment (Admissions)
Mike Moore, Senior Writer/Editor
Kim King, Senior Graphic Designer
Daron Wolf, Marketing Manager

idfive

Carthage partnered with the award-winning web design and development agency idfive for this complex project. idfive is recognized for its research-based approach to developing websites that aren’t just beautifully designed, but that also deliver results by using design elements to guide users to desired next steps. We’ve been very familiar with idfive’s work for almost a decade now. The “id” in “idfive” stands for “informed design.” They work primarily with higher education, nonprofits, healthcare, advocacy, arts and culture, and development fundraising
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