OneWorld Magazine

OneWorld Magazine would like to recognize the people who volunteered their time, experience and enthusiasm to help us bring the magazine online. Our gratitude goes to them for their always needed advise and support. In alphabetical order their names and responsibilities are Marla Camp, Art Design Consultant, Jim Collett, Environmentalist, John Daley, Technical Support, Marshall Frech, Writer, Mabel Grijalva, Graphics Designer, Jeff Jackson, Writer, Josh Knauer, EnviroLink Executive Director, Fred Kopek, Corporate Lawyer, Maurice Rickard, EnviroLink Creative Director, Ricardo Roura, Writer.

Laura Jauregui
Web Designer/Programmer, Editor

Laura is from Argentina and currently lives in Sydney, Australia. Her expertise is in software architecture and design as a computer consultant for the last 12 years. Her preference to experience and traverse remote areas of the world along with her technical interests has led her into the world of Internet publishing. Her computer research and development experience have provided her with the technical background needed to design and develop Internet sites. Her world travels have connected her with a myriad of individuals and organizations that have become a substantial core of the content of OneWorld Magazine. Her academic background includes degrees in Computer Science and Filmmaking. OneWorld Magazine as well as the development of Internet related software are part of Laura’s current work activities.

Linda Brookover
Content Coordinator/Developer

Linda researches and provides content for Oneworld magazine as a regular contributor. She has been involved in social science and commercial marketing research for the public institutions such as the National institute on Drug Abuse, National Institute of Health, the National Institute on Aging, and the Department of Agriculture and private industry. She has developed and produced corporate communications materials, consumer information and multi-cultural curriculum for diverse populations and age groups including her recent work as a curriculum designer for electronic toy companies. She is currently teaching part-time in the Los Angeles public school system. Linda is a graduate from the University of Texas at Austin.

Michelle Leuzinger
Editor

Michelle currently works for the Laboratory of Electrochemistry at the University of Texas at Austin where her duties range from copyediting and proofing scientific manuscripts to putting together grant proposals and writing technical reports. She also provides assistance to the Editor of the world-renowned Journal of the American Chemical Society. Michelle holds a degree in English Literature from the University of Texas at Austin. Her interest in writing and editing stems from her days working for the high school newspaper, an interest she continues to foster by working for OneWorld, which keeps her dreamy, interested and alive. Michelle has two dogs, one boyfriend, no car and wishes she had a cat, but is afraid the dogs would eat it.

Wade Fairley
Photographer & Cinematographer

Wade, from Australia, specializes as a cinematographer and photographer in adventure and natural history subjects. His film projects so far this year include a three part series on the mountains of Africa for the Discovery Channel, "Africa High & Wild", and a one hour special in North Western Australia for National Geographic Explorer, "The Human Race." Many of the films he has photographed have won multiple awards, such as BASE Climb, a documentary about BASE jumping, which has won over 30 international film awards since 1993. Wade's writings and photographs have been published in magazines ranging from outdoor specialist magazines to current event ones such as TIME magazine. The OneWorld Magazine Site is Wade's Internet choice to publish both his photographs and the accounts of his world adventures.

Peter Staats
Photographer

Photography fills my need to create. To examine a scene or look at an object through a viewfinder focuses all my attention on just those patterns and textures. Controlling perspective, manipulating optics and filtering the incoming image, increases the chance of creating a visual solution that has "pop", that has meaning, that illustates a point. This is what motivates me to try more, more often.