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US: Article On The Designer
Published: Saturday, October 11, 2003 Clinton Herald
When Brad Weltzin started his employment at the Clinton Herald as a graphic designer in the production department five years ago,
the newspaper was beginning its transition from a traditional paste-up production to going completely digital with full pagination. That change
brought with it a complete change in The Herald's computer system and just this year the newspaper upgraded its current system. Brad had a big
hand in all of those changes in the production department from computer installation to adding software and software updates. Besides doing
pagination of advertising and pages and doing graphic design for The Herald, Weltzin also serves as a computer maintenance manager. Brad is the
person every department seems to rely on when there is a computer break down. He says there hasn't been too many breakdowns that he hasn't been
able to work through and says he sometimes learns as he goes.
Brad, a Clinton native and 1993 graduate of Clinton High School, has an Associate Degree from Clinton Community College and earned a B.A. degree
in Computer Science, with an emphasis in software engineering and web design from University of Northern Iowa. Weltzin also works on The Herald's
web site and last year he began a home business, W3 Graphic and Web Design, to create web pages for local and area businesses.
In May of this year Brad was named Employee of the Month at The Herald. He and his wife Jennie have a two year old son Ian. Brad says he used
to do some drawing and some song writing for hobbies, but he still finds time to enjoy playing music on his guitar.
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