Content Well Elements Profile Use the Profile element to create a personal profile for students, faculty, staff, or alumni. Once created, the Profile data can be used in multiple ways. The element data can be edited and displayed as a full profile on a specified page, or you can select a group of profiles and display them as a list. Within the list, the profile name will link to the full profile display, on the page where the profile data was created. A right-column version of Profile element is also available. A Profile consists of the following pieces of data: - First, Middle, and Last name (Last name is required)
- Suffix (optional)
- Organization (at SCU)
- Title(s)
- Group (Faculty, Student, Staff, Administrator, Alumni, Other)
- Short description (for summary display)
- Biography (can include formatted text and images)
- Phone, fax, e-mail, office location, room number, office hours
- Photo and caption
- Personal home page URL
Here are some examples of how the Profile element can be used. In the first example, the full profile of a faculty member is displayed. This is how you would typically display all of the profile content on the page where the profile data was entered. In the second example, we're applying the "Content Well Profile Feature" rendering to the element data. This formatting includes the image, profile name, short description, and a link to the full profile page. This element could be used on another page elsewhere in your site. You can also select more than one profile and randomly select one for display as a feature. See the right column sidebar instructions on this page for directions on selecting one profile through layout property settings. In the third example, we're selecting several profiles and displaying them in a summary table, including a thumbnail image, name, short description, and a link to the full profile.
Phone: 408-554-4428
Fax: 408-554-2171
Colleen Brunson
Soprano
At the age of 3, Colleen H. Brunson began her musical studies with her father, Dr. Daniel C. Harrison. In 1996 she completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in Vocal and Piano Performance from Santa Clara University. She then studied opera with the American Institute of Musical Studies in Graz, Austria. Subsequently, Ms. Brunson was awarded a scholarship to Arizona State University, where she completed a Master of Music degree in Opera and Musical Theater Performance. Major vocal teachers in her studies include Nancy Wait-Kromm (SCU), Claudia Kennedy (Phoenix, AZ), Dale Dreyfoos (ASU), and Irma Cooper (Graz, Austria).
After winning First Place in the 1999 Arizona NATS competition, Ms. Brunson was awarded the Bertha Autenreith Scholarship * The Most Promising Young Singer in Arizona. She was a finalist in the Bay Area Henry Holt Competition in 1996 and was named a Renowned Graduate from Santa Clara University in the Princeton Review of Performing Arts Colleges and Universities.
Some of her performing roles include Gretel (Hansel and Gretel), Pamina (Die Zauberflote), Lauretta (Gianni Schicci), Baby Doe (The Ballad of Baby Doe), Lily (The Secret Garden), Gilda (Rigoletto), First Spirit (Die Zauberflote), and the Dew Fairy (Hansel and Gretel).
Ms. Brunson has been teaching music for 14 years, and is currently an Adjunct Lecturer at Santa Clara University. A member of MTNA, CAPMT, and MTAC, she also maintains a private studio in Morgan Hill.
Faculty Profile
Colleen Brunson
Soprano
At the age of 3, Colleen H. Brunson began her musical studies with her father, Dr. Daniel C. Harrison. In 1996 she completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in Vocal and Piano Performance from Santa Clara University.
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Creating a ProfileTo create a profile, follow these steps: - Create a new page. The element data can be selected for display on any page, but can only be edited on the page where the data was first entered.
- In the content well of the new page, click the "insert new element" text and select "Profile" from the Content Well element category.
- Click the element data icon for the profile element (the pencil icon), and select Enter Element Data.
- Fill in the Profile data and save the page.
- The default display method for the Profile Element is "Full Profile", but you can change this to the summary view by modifying the element properties Custom Render Handler selection. Typically, you would use the default Full Profile render handler unless you are displaying a list of profiles.
Selecting Profile DataIn the Full Profile example shown above, we're displaying element data that was created on a page in the Music Department Web site. To select from the Profile data that has already been created, follow these steps. - Click the "insert new element" link on the page where the data is to be displayed.
- Select "Profile" from the Content Well element category.
- Click the element editing icon (pencil) and select the Select Element Data option.
- Click the "render results dynamically..." option, then click the "Filter" tab.
- The filter form allows you to select the profile data to be displayed. In the example above, we've changed the filter selection to select data where the Last Name field contains "Brunson". In the example that follows, we have selected data where the organization is "Music Department".
- After the filtered data selection is displayed, click "OK". Note: If you first click "update", the filter selection will be displayed in a large table; you may need to scroll right and down to find the "OK" button.
- The selected data will now be displayed in your page. If you have selected multiple records, you may want to change from the default "Full Profile" render handler to the "Summary" version. The following example uses the Summary render handler.
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Wind Faculty
Mimi Carlson is a graduate of the Interlochen National Music Camp in Michigan and Carleton College in Minnesota. Read the full profile »
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Brass Faculty
Tony Clements started his tuba studies at the age of 7 in Lindenhurst, New York where he was taught by Julius Rubin, a freelance trombonist, and later by Bill Barber, who was a member of the Gil Evans Band. Read the full profile »
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Voice Faculty
Liliane Cromer, Mezzo Soprano, is a native from France where she graduated from the Universitè des Sciences Humaines and the Conservatoire de Musique, both in Strasbourg, France. Read the full profile »
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Jazz Piano Faculty
Dolores Duran-Cefalu received her Master's degree in piano performance at San Jose State University, and performs all styles from Bach to Jazz to Funk. Read the full profile »
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String Faculty
Peter Gelfand has been Principal Cellist with the San Jose Symphony since the 1985 season. Read the full profile »
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Piano Faculty
Nicholas Isaacs has been a faculty member at Santa Clara University since 1993. Read the full profile »
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Wind Faculty
Nancy Kou received a Bachelor of Music in Bassoon Peformance from the Chinese Cultural Society in Taiwan and a Master of Music in Bassoon Performance from Temple University and has studied with Wilfred Roberts, Mark Gigliotti and Bernard Garfield. Read the full profile »
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Voice Faculty
Kathleen Duck Ludowise, a native of Washington, D.C., has performed in recital and oratorio throughout the United States. Read the full profile »
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Brass Faculty
Wendell Rider received a Bachelor of Arts in Music from San Francisco State University and a Master of Music from the Eastman School of Music and has studied with Ralph P. Holtz, Charles Bubb, Jr., Herman Dorfman and Verne Reynolds. Read the full profile »
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Adjunct Faculty
With a degree in Music Performance from San Jose State University, John Russell was awarded a position with the San Jose Symphony Orchestra in 1975. Read the full profile »
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