How to maintain pages in School of Pharmacy websites
Media Coverage
This page describes for web editors in the School of Pharmacy how listings of mentions in the news are handled in websites built by the Office of Communications.
On this page
What is media coverage?
A media coverage item is a listing of a mention in the news. For example, if the New York Times publishes an article that mentions one of our faculty members and we want to link to it from one or more of our sites, we’ll create a media coverage item.
For a microsite
Listings of news coverage for a microsite on pharm.ucsf.edu can be handled like these examples:
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On its own page |
You can model your listings of media coverage on one of these or create your own or ask for help at Website and Communications Support.
For all other School of Pharmacy sites
The Office of Communications manages listings of media coverage that appear at the following locations:
- School of Pharmacy Media Coverage
- PharmD Degree Program Media Coverage
- Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry Media Coverage
- Department of Bioengineering and Therapeutic Sciences Media Coverage
- Department of Clinical Pharmacy Media Coverage
For these sites, recent media coverage items may also appear on the site’s home page or news section. Media coverage items can be shared among these sites. For example, if a faculty member from the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry is mentioned, the media coverage item can appear on pharmacy.ucsf.edu as well as pharmchem.ucsf.edu.
Suggest a media coverage item
Anyone can suggest a listing to be included at Website and Communications Support.