A 19 year old computer science major at Binghamton University. Creator of Take to College, former Photo Editor and current Lead Web Developer at Pipe Dream.
Worked on a complete redesign of bupipedream.com, home of the student-run newspaper at Binghamton University. The new website runs on WordPress and features a responsive layout. I wrote a blog post explaining the development in great detail. I also manage Pipe Dream's Facebook and Twitter accounts.
www.bupipedream.com
Take to College began in November 2009 as a comprehensive college shopping list for freshmen entering college. The website became an instant hit, receiving over 150,000 visits in its first summer. It has since been redesigned to include a login system allowing visitors to customize their lists.
taketocollege.com
The LESS CSS Grid is a flexible 24-column fluid grid that uses LESS, a dynamic stylesheet language. The grid's max-width, number of columns, and column width are easily adjustable and the gutter width is dynamically calculated.
git.io/lesscssgrid
Harvey Stenger Jr., who will become president of Binghamton University in January 2012, speaks at a press conference in the Anderson Center for the Arts' Osterhout Concert Theater. The Board of Trustees selected Stenger to succeed current BU President C. Peter Magrath, who will step down on Dec. 31. (Daniel O'Connor/Pipe Dream)
Patrick Elliot, Binghamton University's new athletics director, speaks to reporters after a press conference in the Events Center alongside former athletics director James Norris and University President C. Peter Magrath. (Daniel O'Connor/Pipe Dream)
Erik Jensen, of 30 Rush Ave. in Binghamton, stands at the water’s edge on his flooded street. Jensen’s home is one of many that has been affected by the flooding in Binghamton, NY. (Daniel O'Connor/Pipe Dream)
Gov. Andrew Cuomo presents the 2011-12 New York State Budget to an invitation-only event at the Riverwalk Hotel on Water Street in the city of Binghamton. Cuomo began his speech saying that "New York State is out of control" and criticized Albany, stating that it "is too political." (Daniel O'Connor/Pipe Dream)