Sylvia Quesada
About Sylvia Quesada
Sylvia Quesada is a Design and Production Assistant at The COMET Program, affiliated with UCAR, where she has worked since 2016. She holds a BA in English Literature from Princeton University and a Diploma in Graphic Design from Lesley University, and she has experience in creating interactive lessons, designing presentations, and editing web content.
Work at UCAR
Sylvia Quesada has been employed at UCAR - The University Corporation for Atmospheric Research since 2016, serving as a Design / Production Assistant in The COMET Program. In this role, she collaborates with the director of UCAR Community Programs to design and edit Google Slides and PowerPoint presentations, as well as print templates. Her responsibilities also include creating and editing graphics using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop, and performing narration for video lessons. Sylvia's work supports the development and dissemination of educational materials within the program.
Education and Expertise
Sylvia Quesada holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature from Princeton University, where she studied from 1984 to 1988. She furthered her education at Lesley University, earning a Diploma in Graphic Design from 1990 to 1992. Her academic background provides a strong foundation in both literature and design, equipping her with the skills necessary for her role in educational content development and graphic design.
Background
Before joining UCAR, Sylvia Quesada worked as a freelancer for The COMET Program from 2015 to 2016. Her experience includes building and styling interactive lessons using DreamWeaver and coding interaction templates. She has also performed final quality assurance checks for lesson publication, ensuring that educational materials meet quality standards prior to release.
Achievements in Design and Production
In her current position, Sylvia Quesada has contributed to the design and specification of changes to the MetEd website's user interface, collaborating closely with developers. She has designed and edited various materials, including web pages, print collateral, and presentations, enhancing the visual and functional aspects of educational resources within The COMET Program.