East Tennessee State University Center for Early Childhood Johnson City TN

January, 1992 to Present

PHOTOGRAPHER/ CINEMATOGRAPHER, Develop and produce instructional and training videotapes for use in a variety of settings. Network and administer Apple and PC computers for users in the department. Catalog and document video, audio, and software resources. Develop and produce multimedia content for departmental publications. Setup and maintain departmental server and website.

East Tennessee State University Center for Early Childhood Johnson City TN

January, 1991to July 1991

MEDIA SPECIALIST, Develop and produce instructional and training videotapes . Create and maintain videotape library. Catalog and document video resources

East Tennessee State University Center for Early Childhood Johnson City TN

August, 1990 to November, 1990

MEDIA SPECIALIST (PROJECT ECHO), Develop and produce instructional and training videotapes of infants in critical care environments for parents and primary caregivers. Catalog and document video resources.

Radio Greeneville Incorporated WGRV AM/ WIKQ FM Greeneville TN

December, 1988 to December, 1991

ANNOUNCER, AM on-air personality, audio production and engineering.

East Tennessee State University Johnson City TN

December, 1989

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, Major in Mass Communications with emphasis in video production. Minor in Art with emphasis in photography and graphic design. Winner of two consecutive Tommy awards for best music video.

Child Study Center Orientation Series (1992)
A three-part series of videotapes for parents of children attending the Child Study Center reflecting the policies and procedures of the center in the daily care of children in this setting. This series was later implemented in the training of stundent workers.

The Alberta Motor Scale Series (1995)
Dr. Venecia Jackson and Dr. Nancy Scherer authored this series depicting the motor development of typically developing children birth to age three.

Language Impairment in Toddlers with Cleft Palate (1998)
NIH AREA grant -funded series in which Dr. Nancy Scherer is the principal investigator exploring the development of language skills in young children with cleft palate.