Our Mission

The Heart

A view of The Heart from the
WebCam reinstalled atop
Earlham Hall in October 2009.

  • Ensuring that Earlham's Web site is an up-to-date, comprehensive resource for living, working, studying and participating in governance.

  • Continuing to provide Web site maintenance and infrastructure support.

  • Continuing to respond to requests for improvements to existing Web pages, for creation of new institutional pages and for assistance with the Web site. As pages are developed, they will be built with the CMS in mind.

  • Continuing to consider and respond to requests for adjustments to the Home page links and other Web redesign initiatives.

New Administrative Structure

Reorganized for 2010, Web Services is no longer a separate department. The new administrative structure mirrors the fact that maintaining a successful Web presence requires both technical expertise and content development. The following team
members, their supervisors and Scott Silverman, coordinator of information services, will meet frequently to coordinate Web Services for the campus:

  • Application Administrator and Web Developer Brad Johnson-Stahlhut now reports to Denise Crum, associate director of computing services. This move incorporates responsibilities for the technical aspects of Web development into Earlham Computing Services (ECS).

  • David Knight now reports to Karen Roeper, associate vice president for Public Affairs, which in turn makes Web content development a Public Affairs responsibility.

  • Ellen Blevens adds Web Content Assistant to her role as Development Communications and Stewardship Coordinator; in this capacity Ellen reports to Karen. For about a third of her time, she will be concentrating on reworking content of departmental Web pages.