Maggie Gerheart
About Maggie Gerheart
Maggie Gerheart serves as the Administrative Unit Web Lead at The George Washington University, where she manages over 200 administrative unit websites and enhances user experience through effective web design. Previously, she held the position of GW Law Web Lead for eight years and has experience in marketing and communications.
Current Role at The George Washington University
Maggie Gerheart serves as the Administrative Unit Web Lead at The George Washington University. In this role, she manages over 200 administrative unit websites, ensuring compliance with digital strategy and accessibility standards. She has been in this position since 2021, focusing on enhancing the user experience and functionality of these websites.
Previous Experience at The George Washington University
Prior to her current role, Maggie Gerheart worked as the GW Law Web Lead at The George Washington University from 2013 to 2021. During her eight years in this position, she developed user-friendly navigation schemes and integrated content with the technical framework of the law school's website.
Educational Background
Maggie Gerheart earned a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Sociology from Christopher Newport University, where she studied from 2006 to 2010. This educational background provided her with foundational knowledge that supports her work in web management and user experience.
Experience at Foodbank of the Virginia Peninsula
Before her tenure at The George Washington University, Maggie Gerheart worked as the Marketing and Communications Manager at the Foodbank of the Virginia Peninsula from 2009 to 2013. In this role, she was responsible for managing communications and marketing strategies for the organization.
Web Development and Analytics Skills
Maggie Gerheart specializes in developing user-friendly navigation schemes and leads the redesign and migration of administrative unit websites. She analyzes web analytics to monitor usage patterns, which informs improvements in website functionality for administrative departments.