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Free photo day for faculty and staff

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Need your MSU photo updated or a new one taken? On July 6, Photographic Services will be taking portrait pictures of faculty, staff and administrators free of charge. No pre-registration is required.

These photos are perfect for your department’s website and print projects. This is a great opportunity for new faculty and staff members to have their pictures taken.

Professional or business casual attire is preferred. Contact Chuck Busby, Office of the Provost, at 836-6495 or ChuckBusby@MissouriState.edu, if you have any questions.

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What: Free Portrait Day
Who: Open to Missouri State University faculty and staff
When: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. on Thursday, July 6
Where: Meyer Alumni Center, Kenneth E. Room 504

Select your photo on-site

You will review and choose your photo on-site at the free portrait event. This photo will then be uploaded to the University directory – with no additional effort on your part.

Within a few days of the event, you will receive the photo you selected via email. This photo is provided at no charge; you are free to use it for other professional purposes.

Free photo opportunity for faculty and staff

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Free Portrait Days

Next week, faculty and staff members have the opportunity to freshen up their professional headshots. During Free Portrait Days, Faculty member being photographed during Free Portrait DaysUniversity photographers will be taking photos on a walk-in basis.

Taking advantage of this free service is the easiest way to ensure that your professional photo — which is used throughout University websites and publications — is current.

How it works

The process is simple and convenient.

  1. Attend Free Portrait Days (no appointment necessary).
  2. Soon after, you will receive an email with a link to your personal photo gallery.
  3. Reply to that email with your photo selection. Photographic services will then put your headshot on file. It will be uploaded to Missouri State’s online directory and marked for use in relevant University publications.

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