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    Black Digerati: George T Hayes

    AuthorMichael Lang Date03.2.2010

    George is currently a graduate student at the School of Information at UC Berkeley focusing on Human Computer Interaction (HCI), Interaction Design, and Information System Design. As an up and coming User Experience Designer and digital media artist, George currently works as a freelance User Experience Designer (UX Designer). In the past he worked for Neiman Group as a User Experience Architect and an Information Architect/User Experience Specialist at eCity Interactive in Philadelphia, PA.

    George has a growing UX design and digital media portfolio (including the impressive Tongue Face graphic on the homepage of his website) that you can check out by clicking here. You can also keep up with him on twitter where is handle is @georgethayes.

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    He's a real whiz kid with a computer...I remember when his dad bought his first computer and Georgie took apart and put it back together, he was 9 years old.
    I hope for the ladies sake that hes still single. This guy's going places.

    March 2, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterWilliam S Burroughs

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