Faculty Profile

Each faculty profile includes a certain amount of required information, e.g. job title and education, that is managed by the dean's office. In addition faculty members and department administrators can add as much additional information as desired, such as publications, courses taught, research specialties, etc. The body of faculty profiles can contain text, tables, links, images, and video.

Anatomy of an Individual Faculty Profile page

Individual faculty profile pages have 5 parts

• A photo space for one high quality headshot
• The intro copy field for a one sentence bio summary
• Job title, education, year appointed, and other details managed by the dean's office (note: please contact the dean's office directly if you need to update any of this information)
• The contact information field for faculty contact information
• The body copy area for the majority of the page content

Optional Features

• Image (headshot)
• Sidebar Links List
• Quote (displays in Meet Our Faculty rotators on department homepage)
• CV upload

Examples of faculty profiles: 

• Thalia González
• Andrew Jalil 
• David Kasunic
• Lisa Wade

To add a new individual faculty profile page

If you need to add a profile for any new faculty in your department please contact the dean's office.

To edit an individual faculty profile page

With permission from the dean's office, the web team can update the following fields for you:

• Name
• Title
• Department(s)

To update any other information on the page follow the instructions below.

Steps

1. When logged in to the CMS, navigate to the individual faculty profile page your want to edit. Locate an individual faculty profile via the faculty index or your department people page.
2. Click on your name or a faculty member's name to go to their profile. 
3. Click the "Edit" link. If you do not see the option to edit please email the webteam to request an update to your permissions.
4. Prepare your image for the web. 
   Need a new headshot? Please contact Marc Campos, college photographer.
5. Follow the "direct upload" image instructions.
6. Type or paste a brief bio (1-2 sentences) into the intro copy field.
7. Type or paste your body copy into the body copy field.
   Suggested content:
   • long bio
   • list of courses usually taught (Keep this general! Do not include the specific semester or year unless you plan to update this section every semester.)
   • research interests
   • publications
     
     
8. If desired, type an optional quote into the Quote field. If populated this text will display instead of your intro copy when your profile is pulled into the Meet Our Faculty rotator on academic department homepages.
9. Type or paste any contact information you want to share in the Contact fields. The following fields are available (all are optional):
   • Office (building and/or room number)
   • Office hours (use abbrefiations, e.g. T/Th 2-4pm)
   • Email address
   • Phone number
   • Website name and URL
     
     
10. If you want to upload a copy of your curriculum vitae, click the "Choose File" button beneath the CV field to select a file from your computer, then click "Upload." Note: CV must be in pdf, doc, or docx format (pdf is recommended).
    
    
11. Once you have finished making your updates click the "save" button to publish your changes.