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Editing a State Staff Editor’s Access to Your Program Section (SPD)

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You cannot edit your State Staff Editor role requests if they are pending. The State Program Director must first approve or deny a request. To edit a State Staff Editor's access, follow the steps below. 

  1. Select User Requests from the menu and under Active Users, select the name of the State Staff Editor.
  2. Navigate to ‘Roles.’ Expand the State Staff Editor block to view the State Staff Editor’s current state and program roles.
  3. Select the ‘Adjust/View All’ button.
  4. You will see the Roles and Description table.
    • To remove an assignment: You cannot remove the role of State Staff Editor in the Roles column. However, you can remove your program section if it's selected.
      • To do this, in the Description column, select the '+' to expand the Assigned Sections (Open to Remove) block.
      • Select the ‘Remove section’ checkbox, located below the program name.
    • To assign a the State Staff Editor role if it is not already selected, in the Roles column, select the State Staff Editor checkbox.
      • To add your section after the role is assigned, in the Description column, select the pull-down list where it says 'Choose one or more sections.'
      • Select the program name. You can only select available options.
  5. Select the ‘Confirm Selections’ button.
  6. On the Role Confirmation page, review and choose 'Make These Selections.'

A confirmation message shows the account has been updated.

Select the ‘Go Back’ button to return to the State Staff Editor’s profile.