FDU PROfile: William R. Sample

Many of FDU's faculty and staff -- experts in varied fields -- offer their skills and insights to the press and the community at large. Each individual's entry has up to four codes:
T: television or radio interview
O: opinion piece, written
P: print interview
S: speaker to groups

William R. Sample

Associate Example, School of Web Examples

Email: webmaster@fdu.edu; Phone: 201-692-7275

Interests, courses taught:

In this paragraph you can summarize your personal and research interests and list courses that you teach. Optionally, you could show links to course syllabi if they are online and not password protected.

To provide a photograph on your profile page, send a good photo to webmaster@fdu.edu as an attachment to an email message. Web Operations will add it to the photo gallery and let you know the number to use to call it.

Note that if you mention course codes (like INFO2105) they will automatically be converted to links to the current course description and section dates and times.

Credentials, capsule biography:

In this paragraph, your education and degrees and your work experience should appear.

Publications, press mentions:

In this section, list your book, chapter, journal article and other publications, and interviews or other press mentions. In all sections of the page, feel free to add headings as needed to clarify special information like web URLs, links to online video, etc.

In the T-O-P-S code section, show up to four characters to indicate your willingness to consider four kinds of public relations outreach:
T: television or radio interview
O: opinion piece, written
P: print interview
S: speaker to groups

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