web + print + database design for museums
I am Jess Rezac, a historian and emerging museum professional, currently completing the museum science master of arts program at Texas Tech University. I build websites, design stationery, and construct databases, and I am passionate about museums. I take your vision of your museum, your latest project, or your special event and create a web package with style to get your content noticed.

I am available for new projects.
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    I believe
    in the importance of museology. The study of history asks & answers fundamental questions about our human identity. Museums perform the vital public service of fostering a dialogue about our actions and fascinations in the present. »
    I know
    about museums, history, and design. I have a Bachelor of Arts in history from Washburn University in Topeka, Kan. and I am currently completing a Master of Arts in museum science at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Tex. I have two years of experience in museums. »
    I design
    websites, print materials, and databases. My nine years of experience in web design using HTML, CSS, and PHP enhance my ability to turn a design into a fully functional website. In 2008, I expanded my skillset to include database design.»
     
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    • Ready to Go
      Jul 14, 2010
      I think we found a house. Hopefully. Kyle’s parents are going out to look at it tomorrow or Friday, and they’re going to make sure it’s a decent neighborhood and send us pictures of the place. ...
    • If you rent it short term and allow pets, we will come.
      Jul 13, 2010
      Now that I have a job, we’re on the hunt for a house. They want me to start at the museum during the week of August 9, and our apartment complex wants us to get out of our place here by August 7, so it seems pretty perfect to get moving as soon as possible. ...
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    I photographThesis CaveOoops. Turns out Oats cools down like a piggy.MacoSammieMuffinHolga New Orleans Cable carHolga New Orleans Old buildingHolga New Orleans Church I listen
    I read
    • The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay by Michael Chabon
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