Web Directory Information
If you are
interested in creating and maintaining
your own web home page, you may request
a directory on our University web server
by
clicking
here.
50 megabytes of
web space is provided for University
students, faculty, and staff with this request.
Accounts approaching this 50
MB limit will receive an automatic e-mail warning from the
system. If you find that the available space is insufficient
for your legitimate academic needs, you can have an
instructor place a request with the
Technology Help Desk for additional "home directory"
space on your behalf.
If
you have other questions or issues please
click
here to find out how to contact the
Technology Help Desk who will assist you
with your request. For urgent
issues, the help desk can page a support
specialist (during daytime hours) for
same-day response.
Developing
a Home Page
University
departments, faculty members, staff,
students and student organizations may
also wish to develop their own pages for
specialized communications purposes. All
home page creators must be in compliance
with the
Information
Technology Policy as outlined by the
Office of Information Technology (OIT)
and complete a Home Page Registration
Form before a page will be hosted on the
University's server. The University
recognizes two forms of home pages. They
are:
-
Personal
home pages:
any home page
maintained by an individual student,
faculty or staff member for personal
or professional content.
-
Official
home pages:
any home page
that represents the activities and
programs of a recognized University
department or program
For details about our
web server implementation, see
web
tech notes.
From
the Public Relations Office at the
University:
Home pages provide a
way of distributing information (both
text and graphics) about a program,
person or topic through the World Wide
Web to anyone with Internet access.
Because the Internet is such a powerful
and increasingly pervasive
communications tool, the University is
committed to ensuring that information
presented about Philadelphia University
via the Internet is accurate, timely and
an appropriate reflection of the
University's mission and activities.
The Public Relations
Office maintains an official University
home page that provides broad-ranging
information to prospective students,
alumni, current students, faculty and
staff, the business community and other
interested viewers. The Public Relations
Office is responsible for maintaining
the accuracy and timeliness of the
information. All changes to the
University's official home page must be
made through the Public Relations
Office. This page can be found at
www.PhilaU.edu.
For purposes of
providing access to the Internet and
housing home pages on the University's
server, the University has established
the following policies.
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