I attended Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists—recently renamed Southern Adventist University—in Collegedale, Tennessee, (not far from Chattanooga) from '88-'89 to '89-'90. Click here for a photo of the campus. My second year, I worked at the radio station, WSMC-FM 90.5. Responsibilities included quality control, recording/editing of music and informative programs for air, maintaining satellite feed recording decks, and live remote digital recording of the Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra in the Tivoli Theatre (which was always a lot of fun).

Then, I transferred to Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Michigan, (not far from South Bend, Indiana) where I graduated in 1992 with a Bachelor of Technology in Media Technology/Media Communication (an independent concentration). Click here for a photo of the campus. The majority of my classes were taken in the beautiful new College of Technology facility. It was there that I also worked for a year-and-a-half as a lab instructor for multi-image and soundtrack design classes.

My classes included soundtrack design, videography, photography, multi-image production, and desktop publishing/graphic design—the latter being my current occupation.