Web Publishing Guide

Academic and administrative department web sites, including campus center sites, are typically hosted on www.park.edu. In order to ensure your department is professionally represented, University Advancement will prepare your web site in one of the templates approved for campus use.

Personal web sites for faculty, staff and students are hosted on captain.park.edu or kidd.park.edu and account requests are made online at that location.

Web Publishing Guidelines

• For academic and administration groups, the information delivered through Park's web site represents not just your department or business unit, but Park University. Content should be well-written, spell-checked, and should inspire confidence in and respect for our University.
• Site owners are responsible for the accuracy and currency of their published information.
• Basic contact information should be clearly identified and easily reached from any page on your web site.
• All materials on your site should be reachable via a web hyperlink. A web server should not be used to store personal documents, back-ups or outdated information.
• Park University logos are provided for use on your web site. These logos should never be altered without approval from University Advancement.
• Park University's Media Policy Guide is available for download in PDF format.
• Inappropriate materials should never be stored on Park's web servers, even if not linked directly from your site. This includes but is not limited to: privacy information, credit card numbers, Social Security Numbers, pornography, or any information or materials (text documents, images, sound files, vidoes, etc.) that may be deemed illegal by State of Missouri or Federal Law.
• Materials copyrighted by anyone other than Park University or its employees may not be presented on our web site without written permission of the copyright holder.
• Exercise good judgement in the amount of information you can realistically maintain over time. Outdated or incorrect information, links that are bad, forms that don't work and "under construction" signs serve no one's best interest.

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