H.G. Salome: brief curriculum vitae, references ▼

Grew up in southern New Mexico (USA)

B.Mus, New Mexico State University

M.Phil, History of Music, Yale University

1970s–90s — part-time staff member at Yale; advocated and instituted administrative reforms

Late 1980s and early 1990s — instituted numerous successful innovations and “firsts” in the application of computer technologies to departmental administrative systems at Yale University, e.g.:

• Designed and implemented first integrated systems for funds, budgeting, and database management in international and area studies
• Created and managed first computer network for administration of academic programs in international and area studies
• Established University’s first integrated, computerized system for administering grants and fellowships (for West European Studies in the 1990s).
• Established first online communications program and Internet presence in international and area studies (for Latin American Studies, 1993–1995)
• Late 1980s — as early adopter of then new tools of digital graphics and digital publishing, applied their efficiencies and creative possibilities to numerous academic support services

1980s–1993 — Freelance digital designer, typographer, and technical illustrator

1993 — founded MetaGlyfix (then “Metaglyphics”) in Hamden, Connecticut

James C. Scott, Sterling Professor, Political Science/Anthropology; Director, Program in Agrarian Studies; Former Chair, Council on Southeast Asia Studies (all at Yale University)

Michael R. Dove, Margaret K. Musser Professor of Social Ecology; Professor of Anthropology, Curator of Anthropology Peabody Museum; Co-Coordinator, Joint F&ES/Anthropology Doctoral Program (all at Yale University)

Kris Mooseker, Program Manager, Council on Southeast Asia Studies, Yale University

Marvel Kay Mansfield, Coordinator (ret.), Program in Agrarian Studies, Yale University