Student Affairs Website Management
The Student Affairs web site is managed by the web development team in the Student Affairs IT Operations Group.
The group is responsible for maintaining the server and for creating much of the complex code and content that makes up our
departmental, group and program sites. The web management team is responsible for overseeing the branding and layout of our websites.
Web Site Management Objectives
- Maintain the overall look and feel of the Student Affairs site
consistent with university branding guidelines, accessibility guidelines and
web best practices.
- Provide a robust framework for departments and groups to present
content to students, faculty, staff, parents, alumni, and guests.
- Assist departmental staff in developing effective and engaging content
about their programs and events.
- Coordinate the presentation of cross-departmental themes such as
employment or leadership opportunities.
- Ensure that the content from departments and programs is presented
consistently and with a common voice.
- Offer opportunities for professional development in the form of training
in style guidelines, web content development and site design.
- Develop innovative interactive features.
Reference Materials
The web team developed a number of useful documents and provides links to other helpful information, including:
- The Web Style Guide - This web site should be reviewed by all Student Affairs content coordinators who update or maintain their department sites. Our user guidelines were developed in collaboration with the Case Marketing and Communications department.
- The Case Style Guide - This guide contains useful information on abbreviation, capitalization, commonly misspelled words, hyphenated words and more.
- Case Branding Guidelines - This document provides a better understanding of what the university is trying to accomplish, as it relates to Case logo and color usage.
- Case Logo and Identity Guidelines - These logo guidelines and links may be particularly helpful for Student Affairs staff who want to learn more about the Case mission to maintain a consistent look and feel across campus.