Author Archives: Natalie Semmler

Following a brief period of site-structure maintenance, the system is again open to all users. We ask that you resume content migration efforts. As a reminder, all public-site content must be entered in the system no later than close of … Continue reading →

Four additional training workshops are now available for staff assigned to migrate content in preparation for the new web site. In order to accommodate our revised schedule, we ask that users continue their migration efforts. All content must be entered … Continue reading →

The faculty/staff directory is still in progress and is not yet ready for use. This directory is being created primarily in the back-end of the system.

For consistency and space-saving purposes within our navigation, we ask that users refrain from use of terms such as “Office of,” “Department of,” or “Division of.” For example, the Office of Technology Transfer should be listed in the site structure … Continue reading →

Due to the large volume of users entering content simultaneously within Site Manager, we will be periodically locking down the system over the next few months for site structure review and maintenance. This will ensure that the site structure is … Continue reading →

Terminal Four is currently conducting maintenance on Site Manager. We ask that everyone take a break from using the system today. Please make sure anything that you are working on is saved before you log out. We apologize for any … Continue reading →

Just a reminder that the IP address to access Site Manager is: 174.143.26.80/terminalfour/ You can copy and paste this into your address bar exactly as you see it (do not add a “www”). Also, remember that the most compatible web … Continue reading →

As you are aware, we are in the midst of an ongoing, campus-wide redesign project to create a web presence that best serves the needs of our diverse audiences. We also are in the midst of the LCME reaccreditation process. … Continue reading →

There are many ways to emphasize text to make it stand out on screen. This helps the reader quickly notice key words when scanning your content. However, overuse of emphasis stylings can lead to reader confusion, or make your content … Continue reading →

Just a reminder that our last content migration workshops are now underway. If you need assistance using Site Manager or have follow-up questions regarding your content, you’ll want to plan on attending. There are workshops scheduled all day on Friday, … Continue reading →