Class of 2003 Website - Senior Class at UNC Chapel Hill
http://seniors.unc.edu

The official Web site of the Class of 2003, and the Senior Class Web site.

Executive Branch of Student Government at UNC Chapel Hill
http://www.unc.edu/studentgovt/executive

This dynamic website pulls all content out of a MySQL database using PHP. The backend GUI allows administrators the abilty to update the site entire via forms. Future plans include: online Cabinet Report submission forms, dynamic office hours for officer and Cabinet, and more advanced content management features.

The National Society of Collegiate Scholars at UNC Chapel Hill
http://www.unc.edu/student/orgs/nscs

UNC Chapel Hill's chapter of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. NSCS is an honor and service organization that recognizes high achieving freshmen and sophomores.

The calendar section of the site is driven by PHP and mySQL. Those authorized can login to the system and update the calendar using forms.

Society of Professional Journalists at UNC Chapel Hill
http://www.unc.edu/student/orgs/uncspj

UNC Chapel Hill's chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. A team of three, including myself, created this site for the organization.

The Consolidated High School of Jewish Studies
http://www.hebrewhigh.org

The official website of the Consolidated High School School of Jewish Studies of Charlotte, NC.

A site for the University communittee to become informed about tuition increases on campus during the Spring of 2002. Along with designing this site, I created a form in PHP to allow parents to email either a generic letter or their own thoughts to each member of the UNC Board of Trustees.

Jumpin' Jalapeño Online
http://www.unc.edu/~tmann/jj

I created this website for my Systems Analysis and Design class (INLS 060). It demonstrates the interface of a system for ordering "box" lunches online for corprate events, such as office lunches and company banquets. It was used solely for demonstration purposes, so the forms don't actually process any information. If you're confused, just click your way over to the site and have a look for yourself.

Keep North Carolina Educated
http://www.unc.edu/studentgovt/educate

Keep NC Educated is a campaign, sponsored by the UNC Association of Student Governments, designed to increase public awareness of the current state of public higher education in North Carolina. The goals of the campaign are to educate the public about the 16 colleges and universities that make up the UNC-system, and to ensure that the doors of the state's public universities remain open to all.

Personal Website
http://www.unc.edu/~tmann

This is my very own personal website. Lots of good information all about me here! By the way, it's the site you're at right now.