This is a Test “People” Page entry

The bio field can be structured and formatted using the WYSIWYG bar at the top of the field, including things like bolding, adding bullet points, and adjusting the position of the content. You can even add links to the content as needed.

The publications section lets you add as many notable publications as you’d like. We’d suggest maybe 5-10 at most, and directing readers to a Google Scholar page or the Publications page of your lab site to see a more complete list.

Use the Contact Info section to add information like a persons title, their Department, the room number and building they’re in, as well as their email. We suggest only using CSU contact information, as these websites will be on the internet for all to see, and placing personal information on there could result in unwelcome contact.

Finally the External Links section is a great way to direct readers to things like a Google Scholar, a CV, a LinkedIn account, or a personal website.

The “Publish” section in the upper right had corner lets you set the status of the Person post, the visibility, and the date it’s published. This is like the settings on the Research Project posts.

You can add a role to each member so that they filter appropriately on the People page. You can view these in the “Lab Roles” tab in the left hand column of the page. Those roles are:

• Faculty
• Graduate Students
• Key Collaborators
• Past Members
• PhD Students
• Post Docs
• Principal Investigators
• Undergraduate Researchers
• Undergraduates

NOTE: It’s important you do not add new roles, otherwise they will not appear on the people page.

Finally, you can add a persons portrait to the post.