help out
snappy screen
loic wacquant
eli petersen comedy
patrick sunbury design
terry thompson art
planathon
uc berkeley asuc
dance marathon uc berkeley
uc berkeley college of letters and science advising office
alpha chi omega, pi chapter
Spring Semester 2012
HelpOut is an app that connects friends with other close friends in case of emergency. In addition to collaboratively constructing the idea for the project, I designed and developed the mobile portion of the product. We were inspired to create this after seeing a consistent rise in campus crime. Though it was never released to the market, it was an awesome learning experience and a definite source of pride for all of us.
Project Poster:
HelpOut is an app that connects friends with other close friends in case of emergency. In addition to collaboratively constructing the idea for the project, I designed and developed the mobile portion of the product. We were inspired to create this after seeing a consistent rise in campus crime. Though it was never released to the market, it was an awesome learning experience and a definite source of pride for all of us.
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January 2012
Images coming soon
June 2011
Images coming soon
April 2011
March 2011
October 2010
Fall Semester 2010
Planathon was developed for a Technology Entrepreneurship class. After being asked by multiple friends to develop websites for their one-time fundraisers (dance-a-thons, walk- a-thons, etc.), I decided to create a "plan your own -athon" service for my class to see if it was feasible. It certainly was, and was a highly successful experience for myself and my team members. I was responsible for the initial idea and all technical development of the product; though we ended the development after the course finished, several campus groups indicated that if we had continued, they would have been very interested in working with us.
Planathon was developed for a Technology Entrepreneurship class. After being asked by multiple friends to develop websites for their one-time fundraisers (dance-a-thons, walk- a-thons, etc.), I decided to create a "plan your own -athon" service for my class to see if it was feasible. It certainly was, and was a highly successful experience for myself and my team members. I was responsible for the initial idea and all technical development of the product; though we ended the development after the course finished, several campus groups indicated that if we had continued, they would have been very interested in working with us.
September 2010
August 2010
February 2009
October 2008