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Department of Political Science launches website

Our work with the Department of Political Science has truly been a pleasure. They’ve been extremely organized and were very invested in building out an informative and useful website for their department. We worked primarily with associate professors Cindy Kam, Josh Clinton and Elizabeth Zechmeister. One thing I appreciated most about working with PSCI: they...... KEEP READING »

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Posted by Lacy Tite
August 20, 2010
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Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions website launches

We worked with CSDI co-director and assistant professor Josh Clinton on migrating the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions website. Previously – this was a site maintained manually with no centralized content management system.  Within a two weeks period, we moved the content into Omni, redesigned it with a new color scheme, banner, slider...... KEEP READING »

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Posted by Lacy Tite
August 20, 2010
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Research on Individuals, Politics & Society website launch

We worked with faculty members Cindy Kam and Elizabeth Zechmeister on migrating the Research on Individuals, Politics & Society website. Previously – this was a site maintained manually with no centralized content management system.  Within a two weeks period, we moved the content into Omni, redesigned it with a new color scheme, banner, slider images,...... KEEP READING »

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Posted by Lacy Tite
August 20, 2010
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LAPOP goes live

We worked with the Latin American Public Opinion Project on migrating their site into Omni. This is a half-Omni, half-Sitemason site. Most of the pages are in Omni — but the datasets and logins remain in Sitemason (with the new look applied). This is the fourth site we’ve worked on with the Department of Political...... KEEP READING »

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Posted by Web Communications
August 20, 2010
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