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Posted Jan 05, 2009

OHR Uses WebLion CMS

by Mike Halm

Office of Human Resources (OHR) have adopted WebLion as primary CMS for redesign efforts.

Using the WebLion as the front-end CMS, the Office of Human Resources will undergo a complete redesign of their website and provide a new look for future services.   The goals for the project is to create a single, online destination for the delivery of human resources communication to Penn State's employees, retirees, students, and other stakeholders. Also OHR would like to develop an online strategy that supports the Office of Human Resources' internal goal to increase its visibility and credibility among the Penn State community, as well as, use the Web to build and expand Penn State's employment branding strategy.  Developer, Travis Fisher, and graphic designer, Nikki Foxx will take the lead the redesign efforts.

Welcome Office of Human Resources to the WebLion community!

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