Dr. Faculty Name

Assistant Professor

English Department, College of Arts and Sciences

Tips to Remember

Add meta description that includes faculty member's name, position, and department at a minimum.
Only add Social Media links unique to the faculty member -- not social media links for the department.
Lists should be formatted as unordered lists -- not paragraphs.
Notice the difference between Research and Publications on the page for Dr. Glover. Research is truly a paragraph and Publications a list.

Headings for each section should be formatted as Heading 2 with Alternative Heading 4 styling applied.
Sub Headings should be formatted as Heading 3 with Alternative Heading 6 styling applied.
See example in the Courses section of the page for Dr. Amy Adams.

Image is added in page properties. Make sure it is stated with dependency tag and not the relative URL for the image address.
Contact information should be added in appropriate fields. If there are fields you do not need like "Link to CV," for example, simple delete the line.
You may find adding a line or deleting a line from the contact box is easier in the HTML view. Please contact a member of the Web Services team if you need assistance.
Where list items are multiple lines, you may wish to format at lists and then set the element type to "Paragraph" to add a small amount of space between the items. as you see in this list Do not add an additional line between list items. This is a great technique to use for the Publications section of a faculty page.

Where faculty member's name is included in the Publication list, you may wish to bold their name as shown in the Publications section of Dr. Grant Glover's page.
Italics can be used to format the title of publications.
Styling of the publications section is a bit flexible and determined by the college but it is recommended that similar styling is used for all pages for the department or college.

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