Post an Announcement

Members of the College community can post an announcement after creating an account.

Create an Account

• Sign up as a New User
• Enter a Username and Marietta College Email Address.
  Please note...
  • The Username is not associated with your college email username, but it is recommended that you register with that name.

   

  Academic and Administrative Departments and Student Organizations

  Please email webadmin@marietta.edu to request an account.
  College Relations will provide you with a username that you can share with your colleagues. The account can also be used to post new content to your web site.

  (View a list of registered departments and organizations.)

   

  You will receive an email with your password.

  Post a Message

  • Log in with your Username and Password
  • In the top right menu, click Submit an Announcement
  • Complete the fields:
    • Title (If applicable: Event: Day, Date)
    • Topic (General News, Academic Seminars, Arts, Athletics/Recreation, Events, Meetings, Notices or Volunteer Opportunities)
    • Story
      • Remember to include the: Event Title, Time, Date and Location.
    • Post Mode
      • If you plan to include a link to a web site, select “HTML Formatted”
    
    
  • Click Preview
  • Make any necessary corrections and then Click Submit.

  A moderator will review the content for accuracy and relevancy to the College community (i.e., announcements that directly affect the campus).

  The following types of announcements will not be approved.

  • Lost and Found; Registered users are encouraged to post a Lost and Found message to the Classifieds section of the site.
    Otherwise, call CPS X4611 or the main office in the building where the item was lost.
  • Birth, Death or Illness Announcements; the only exceptions announcements from the President, VP, or Provost Office.
  • Sale Announcements, unless it is a College campus club or organizational fund raiser.
  • Promotion of petitions, political views, or students campaigning.
  • Messages intended to reach specific individuals, e.g., a report of a student missing classes for other activities.
  • Announcements containing offensive language.
  • Requests for assistance by students to gather information for homework assignments, projects, capstones, surveys.
  • Announcements following up a campus fundraiser, i.e., a recap of money raised or participation.

  
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