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Faculty & Staff profile pages may be updated directly by Faculty & Staff and should reflect your professional work in association with the College & any art practices outside of work. Profiles will be reviewed bi-annually by the Office of Marketing and Communications.

Faculty & Staff Titles/Directory Listings

The Faculty & Staff Directory is maintained and updated on MassArt.edu in a combined effort with Technology. The Faculty & Staff Directory will be updated at the beginning of each semester.

Visual Layout and Content


General Information

Once you are logged into the website you will be able to change your profile information, upload a headshot, and input your education and pronouns.

An example of how a profile page appears on the site

An example of how a profile page appears on the site

Profile

The profile tab allows you to edit your biography, industry experience, and much more. Refer to the content below to learn about guidelines for biographies and experience.

Biography

Your faculty bio gives students and colleagues insight into who you are. We recommend that your online faculty biography be written in third person (ex. She graduated from MassArt in…) and is between 200 and 500 words.

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If you have a professional site or social media account, please insert the links at the bottom of this section.

Industry Experience

In addition to your biography faculty members are able to include their industry experience, awards and professional affiliations.

Headshot

Headshots are edited through the “Featured Image” section on the right-hand side of the profile editor dashboard. All profile images should be recent, professional-quality headshots, showing your face clearly, recognizably, and engagingly.

Resolution must be at least 72 dpi. Please upload a jpg no greater than 10mb with a minimum width of 1600px. Square or vertical compositions are best however please ensure that your face is in the center of the image to prevent undesired cropping.