Faculty Model Website

Headline: Your Subject, in Brief

Then elaborate here. In very few words, what is the most important thought you want to impart? That’s your headline: place it above. If you’re creating a page for a course or your faculty profile, it may be as simple as the course title or your name, respectively. In other cases it may be something more creative.

Once you have your headline, replace this text with further details about your subject. As with the headline, depending upon your subject matter it may be very straightforward or written in a more engaging manner. For the latter, please keep in mind BU’s branding voice, about which you can find more here.

Featured Publication Name

You may want to use this large promo area for content you want to feature even more prominently, or even just to break up space on the page. You can only have two large promo boxes on a page using BU Landing Pages.

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Press & Media

You can use this space if you want to display posts you have on your website or display posts using the external link plugin (allows users to define a specific URL that a post should link to, internal or external) on the homepage or a landing page. Up to 8 news posts are shown if you choose "latest". If you manually curate posts shown, you can choose from 0-8.

MED Researcher Ann McKee Makes TIME’s 100 Most Influential People List

Ann McKee “may have saved my life,” former San Francisco 49ers linebacker Chris Borland writes in TIME magazine’s annual list of the world’s 100 most influential people. Her research into chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), the progressive brain disease crippling many athletes and soldiers, persuaded Borland to abandon pro football after just one season. Joining McKee, a Boston University School of Medicine […]

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