Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Team Profile
Team Profile
Team Profile
outline what a team does, who its members are and how to contact them
provide details about the teams that make up an organisation or group
list the members of a committee
if the team isn’t an official academic or professional team within an organisation or group
to promote the activities of a high-profile unit like a graduate school, working group or
research group – create a Group landing page instead
to provide details about a committee's duties and work – this should go on the
committee's Group landing page instead
Selecting a subtype
Choose one subtype on the list that best describes the type or function of your team.
For example, the subtype for 'International Mobility' is 'Professional service team'.
Adding labels
We use labels to pin content items onto Topic pages. Only add a label if you know
that your content item is going to be part of a Topic.
Labels are not typical website 'tags'. Don't add a label just because you think it might
be relevant. You must know what labels the Topic uses. If you don't know, ask your
Faculty Web Editor or contact the Digital team at web-support@bath.ac.uk.
To add a label to a content item, select from the drop-down list in the Labels section
and click 'Add label'. You can add a maximum of 12 labels to a single content item.
Write with an active tone in the first person plural, for example:
If your Team profile page is just to list members of a particular committee, your
summary should be 'A list of members of the (NAME) Committee'.
Describe which services the team provides and to whom. This could be as a bulleted
list of services or responsibilities or as a more detailed explanation, split into sections
with subheadings if required, for example:
We help researchers:
Don't:
include technical terms in headings unless unavoidable - and then only if you've
explained them on the page
Our formatting guide will help you create appropriate headers, links, lists and other
formatting for your page. This is important because it makes the information we
provide clearer to website users.
First, select names from the drop-down menu. This will display the name, role,
summary and profile picture (if available) of the individual.
You can change the order of the members by dragging and dropping them in the order
you want them.
If you don't have Javascript enabled in your browser, you will have to order the team
by adding a number in the Order field next to their name. If you leave the Order field
blank, those members will be ordered alphabetically based on their first name. You
can choose to order your members using a mixture of manual and alphabetical
ordering.
Create manually
Use this for:
a team that has members who don't have an individual Person Profile
a team with a more detailed structure, such as a sub-committee, which will need an
additional subset
a team that has different types of members, such as elected members, who will need
separate subsets
Enter staff names and roles manually, linking to their Person Finder page. This allows
you to list each person's role within the team if it is more relevant than their official
job title.
You can add titles for team subsets. These are optional, but useful if there are
different subgroups within a team, for example:
Subset 1 - Leadership
Subset 2 - Content
Subset 3 - Development
Once you've added content for each subset, select 'Save' to open up a new subset field
to fill out.
A guide for adding responsible organisations and groups is available to help you do
this.