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SOM Web Support

The UVA School of Medicine Web Support team provides resources and training to help you effectively manage UVA School of Medicine websites.

The School of Medicine is currently transitioning its web content from WordPress to ContentStack. We are in the process of migrating all sites. If you have any questions, please contact the Web Support team for more information.

The information on this page reflects our current WordPress-based process and is effective until your site moves to ContentStack. Once your migration is complete, updated guidance will apply — check with Web Support if you’re not sure which process currently applies to your site.

Within this site you will find WordPress & Web Resources, and information on Accessibility to help optimize your web content for all users. Partner with us to optimize information about your department, create dynamic content, and develop engaging, actionable online experiences.

Office Hours: Every Thursday from 1 to 2 PM

Have questions about WordPress, ContentStack, or your migration timeline? Bring them to our virtual Web Content Office Hours, held online every Thursday from 1 to 2 p.m.. No matter where you are in the process — new to ContentStack, still in WordPress, or submitting content requests — everyone’s welcome.

Types of Requests

Lab Requests

Lab Requests are for individuals who need to set up their own lab site, or who need editor access to a current lab site.

Website Edits Request

This request type is for editors who want to make specific changes to their website (i.e. content changes, new page setup, photo updates, redirects, functionality changes, etc.), whether the site is currently on WordPress or ContentStack.

VIDEO and Photography Requests

This request type is for editors who need video or photography support for their department or program — including event coverage, headshots, b-roll, or other visual content for use on your website or in social media.

Need Web Support?

Send in a request and we will get back with you shortly!