Bulletin: Faculty Section Guidelines–With Examples

Faculty List

What information is appropriate to include in the Faculty section?

Include	Do NOT Include
Bulleted comprehensive list of faculty currently associated with the school/college, with basic biographical details.	Full faculty profiles available elsewhere (those belong on the department website)
Overview of faculty breadth and specialties to complement the program and course information	Full contact list for each faculty member (that belongs ??????) Scott: Not sure on this one. Thoughts?
Subsections by faculty type, such as Full, Joint, Adjunct, etc. (if needed)
Faculty listed in alphabetical order
Area of interest, research focus, or similar (if needed)
If appropriate, include definition of faculty titles at top of the page. For example, “The following list reflects primarily the 2011/2012 faculty. Emeritus faculty, adjunct faculty and lecturers are part-time faculty normally employed outside the University.”

Examples

With no subsection

• Gerald A. Coffman
  Research Assistant Professor
  MS, University of Pittsburgh; MS, Michigan State University
  Areas of interest: statistical computing, database system development, and local area networks.

With subsection, no interest listed

American Law

• Susan M. Akram
  Clinical Professor of Law
  BA, with honors, University of Michigan at Ann Arbor; JD, Georgetown University Law Center; Diplome in International Human Rights, Institut International des Droits de l’Homme, Strasbourg (France)
• Marlene Alderman
  Director of the Pappas Law Library, Associate Professor of Law and Legal Research
  BS, cum laude, State University of New York at Buffalo; MLS, University of Maryland College of Library & Information Services; JD, with honors, George Washington University

Links to Full Biographies and Other Information

Submit to Creative Services the URLs/links to the full Faculty biography pages that exist on your school’s website and any additional links you would like near Bulletin Faculty section.

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