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MyPostings Documentation

Visit the MyPostings training materials for complete MyPostings documentation.

Here is a list of MyPostings IDs you can use to pull specific posts into your law web pages.

Everything documented below is supplementary to the original MyPostings documentation, and is specific to MyPostings form choices for the law school.

School of Law News Center

The School of Law has launched two new MyPostings-driven sites for their News Center and Events Center.


Departments

You can choose more than one department if you'd like your post to appear, for example, on both the EPIC and Law websites.

  • For all posts relating to the Legal Research Center, choose this department.
  • For all posts relating to the Energy Policy Initiative Center, choose this department.
  • For all other School of Law posts, choose School of Law.


Filters

The School of Law has specific filters for posting location, audience, and subjects. Please select all applicable filters for your specific post.

All filters below work in combination with the selected department of School of Law.

Filters: Where to Post (Destination)

Where to Post determines which locations (i.e. web page or email newsletter) your post will display on.

By default, the option for Departmental News and Events is selected, but for the law school it is not needed anymore.

So, which filters do you choose to get your post to show in certain locations?

The following destinations are used for the Centers and Institutes websites:

  • Law: CPIL in Action
  • Law: CPIL in the News
  • Law: CSCO

To add news and events to the Docket, select any of the following:

  • Law: The Docket (Law School News)
  • Law: The Docket (Spotlight)
    • used for news and events sections

To add an event to the Academic Calendar, select:

  • Law: Academic Calendar

To add event to the Careers website or weekly email, select:

  • Law: Career and Professional Development

To add an event to the Faculty Colloquia calendar, select:

  • Law: Faculty Colloquium

To add a job posting to the Financial Aid Work Study job board, select: 

  • Law: Job Board

To add an event to the MCLE calendar, select:

  • Law: MCLE

To add an event to the weekly Sidebar, select:

  • Law: Sidebar

For External Relations:

To add news or events to the law Home Page, select:

  • Law: Home Page (approvers only)

To add news to the News Center, select:

  • Law: News Center (approvers only)

To also add a news item to the Press Releases listing, select: 

  • Law: Press Release

To add events to the general law Events Calendar,

  • no additional filters are required

To add news or events to the school email newsletter, select:

  • Law: School Newsletter (approvers only)

NOTE: "Law: In the News" is no longer used


Filters: Audience

Audiences are no longer used to control posts within the law website.

To target a post for a particular audience (i.e. to mark an event as an event students can attend) please use the subject filters, described below.

Note that marking a post as important to a specific audience does NOT prevent any users from self-selecting to view posts from that category. I.e., this does not "hide" anything.


Filters: Subjects

Adding subject filters to your post will allow your post to appear on the corresponding front-end subject in the "Filter by Topic" area of the News Center and Events Calendar.

They are also used to target specific audiences. For example, if an event is meant specifically for alumni and students, you would select "Law: Alumni" and "Law: Student Events."

  • Law: Academics
  • Law: Alumni
  • Law: Changemaker
  • Law: Conferences and Workshops
  • Law: Faculty and Staff
  • Law: Research and Scholarship
  • Law: Student Events
  • Law: Student Spotlights (used for news items)

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