| Louis Rosenfeld | Lou Rosenfeld is president of Argus Associates. A leading information architecture evangelist, Lou co-writes the regular "Web Architect" column for Web Review magazine, and has written and edited numerous other books, book chapters, and scholarly articles. Lou also regularly presents at such conferences as Web Design & Development, Internet World, and COMDEX.
Lou holds a masters in information and library studies and a B.A. in history, both from The University of Michigan. Luckily for him, the global Internet began to gain steam just after he completed his MILS degree in 1990, giving him a nontraditional setting to try out newly acquired skills in information science and librarianship. While at The University of Michigan, he did get some traditional library experience, and also worked as a researcher at the College of Engineering. In 1993, he founded a popular Internet research service, the Argus Clearinghouse (http://www.clearinghouse.net), based on the principles of librarianship. Before burning out as a doctoral student, Lou designed and co-taught what may have been the first academic courses that dealt specifically with the Internet (at The University of Michigan School of Information and Library Studies, 1993-1994).
Lou's favorite hobbies include getting injured while playing soccer, getting injured while playing racquetball, and gardening. |
