All College of Education graduate students can create and update profiles that appear on the College of Education website. Contact information will be brought over from the UT Directory automatically; it is up to you to add additional information such as your areas of interest, bio, achievements, CV and a photo. Please note that the college website follows AP Style, so we encourage you to keep these guidelines in mind as you compose your bio. We also encourage you to have someone else proof your bio before you upload it.
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Smart Quotes vs. Straight QuotesIf you are copying your bio over from MS Word, please note that Smart Quotes will render as boxes. Just delete and redo them in the Biography box. |
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2.6 Curriculum Vitae
Make sure your CV’s file name is free of special characters before you upload it. Letters (no accent), numbers, hyphens and underscores are acceptable.
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When describing your areas of expertise, focus on your scholarly interests.
Short Bio/Areas of Interest: This should be a one- or two-sentence summary of your scholarly interests and/or activity. Text entered here will appear on the search result page that links to your complete profile. It also will appear under the "Areas of Interest" tab on your profile page.
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We encourage you to upload a high-resolution photo that shows you at your professional best. Make sure there are no spaces or special characters in your image's file name before you get started.
9. Links
Add URLs to scholar profile sites (Google Scholar, Research Gate, ResearcherID, ORCID, and Publons), social media sites (only if you use them for professional purposes: LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram), and other sites that you would like to showcase.
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