Web team
How to report a problem
Please do not email us directly with problems or requests about the University website as these can get lost in our personal inboxes, particularly if we are out of the office for any significant duration.
Instead, email problems and requests to webteam@st-andrews.ac.uk; see report a problem for more details.
Dr Stephen Evans
University Web Manager
Dr Stephen Evans
Postal
Butts Wynd Building
Butts Wynd
St Andrews
Fife
KY16 9AL
Scotland, United Kingdom
Tel:
Work
01334 462540
Fax:
Email: Work stephen.evans@st-andrews.ac.uk
Prior to becoming the University of St Andrews Web Manager, Steve was an IT manager and research scientist at Cambridge University, where he developed intranet and web database applications for a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) laboratory. During his research career he imaged the inside of a wide variety of objects including melons, strawberries and knees! While MRI was a fascinating technique, he gained more satisfaction from developing web-based solutions to help others with their research.
Steve is now responsible for the management and development of the University of St Andrews website. This includes managing the University's content management system. In addition, his role includes supporting and assisting all service Units and Schools with any web related matters.
His main interests are information architecture and developing solutions to enhance the ways the web is used to organise and disseminate information.
The Revd Gareth J M Saunders
Web Architect
The Revd Gareth J M Saunders
Postal
Butts Wynd Building
Butts Wynd
St Andrews
Fife
KY16 9AL
Scotland, United Kingdom
Tel:
Work
01334 462783
Fax:
Email: Work gareth.saunders@st-andrews.ac.uk
Gareth joined in the web team in May 2006, originally as Assistant Web Manager/Information Architect until the Business Improvements/IT Services merger in 2011.
Gareth has been developing websites since 1997, including redeveloping sites for the Scottish Episcopal Church and the National Youth Choirs of Great Britain.
His interests lie in primarily in information architecture, HTML, CSS, jQuery, website accessibility and usability, and helping to make sure that people can find the information they are looking for.
Gareth studied Divinity (Practical Theology and Christian Ethics) at St Mary's College, University of St Andrews; he then had jobs in a Borders textile mill and with homeless young people in London before returning to Scotland to complete a Masters at New College, University of Edinburgh and work as a Scottish Episcopalian priest in Inverness and Edinburgh. Gareth has now moved out of full-time parish ministry to focus on the Web and information architecture: having pastoral care for web users, if you like.
Out of work Gareth enjoys (in alphabetical order): cycling, guitars, mahjong, Psion PDAs, reading, and building even more websites for friends and family, often using WordPress.
Gareth is on Twitter: @garethjms
Duncan Stephen
Web Editor
Duncan Stephen
Postal
Butts Wynd Building
Butts Wynd
St Andrews
Fife
KY16 9AL
Scotland, United Kingdom
Tel:
Work
01334 462748
Fax:
Email: Work duncan.stephen@st-andrews.ac.uk
Duncan's role involves maintaining and editing the University web pages. He helps to ensure that content is kept up-to-date, relevant and well-structured. He also assists on projects being undertaken by the web team.
Duncan's main areas of expertise are HTML, CSS and writing for the web.
Rich Gordon
Web Editor
Rich Gordon
Postal
Butts Wynd Building
Butts Wynd
St Andrews
Fife
KY16 9AL
Scotland, United Kingdom
Tel:
Work
01334 461707
Fax:
Email: Work rg40@st-andrews.ac.uk
Rich Gordon joined the web team in October 2010 as Website Migration Project Officer. As well as assisting with projects being undertaken by the web team, his role will predominantly involve moving school and research centre websites into the TerminalFour Site Manager content management system.
He has worked in other University departments including the IT Services Helpdesk and Development. Rich graduated from the University with a degree in Scottish History in 2010.
Outwith websites, Rich is a keen musician playing several instruments and has privately released several recordings of his own music. His other interests include local, rail and industrial history, audio engineering/technology, musical technology, fitness and cinema.