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The logos on this page are offered in color and all white versions. Full color versions are preferred over the white versions. The white versions (also know as reverse versions) are intended for use on dark backgrounds that offer enough contrast for the logo to clearly legible. Full Color versions should always be displayed on a white background.

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Some UAB entities belong to a federal grant, such as NIH. In this case, the Board approval process is unnecessary, and official university logo lockups are available. Contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for assistance.

Logos are limited to schools/colleges and central units (at VP levels). Learn about the standards for identifying departments and programs in print, on the web, and in merchandise in the logo types section.

Unlike the standard UAB logo, the 50th anniversary mark is not intended to incorporate division or department identity. The anniversary mark should always be paired with either the core UAB logo or the school, college, unit logo.

Blaze, UAB athletics monogram with flames, and Blazer logos are registered trademarks designed for use by the UAB Athletic Department. These logos are not intended to appear with, or replace, the full UAB logo.

Internal units are encouraged to show their school spirit and support UAB athletics by utilizing the Blaze head logo as a secondary spirit mark (e.g. added to sleeve or nape of the neck on a unit polo). However, the Blaze head logo should not be the primary mark of units or locked up with unit names. Follow the link below to learn more and view examples.

The Sam Houston State University logo serves to identify the university in all forms of communications and preserves the integrity of its reputation. All materials, print or electronic, published by the university must correctly display the SHSU logo.

The official logotype of Washington University in St. Louis consists of a three-color heraldic shield device and a formal wordmark in black. Four official configurations have been created to allow for flexibility in placing the logo on a wide variety of communications.

This variation of the logo shield has been created to allow designers the freedom to use this iconic WashU emblem with more design flexibility. It can be used as an accent graphic to add visual impact to a layout and provide an additional element of WashU identity to compositions.

This variation of the outline logo shield has been created to be used on digital platforms to allow the logo shield to be responsive on all devices. It can be used on large or small screens. It can be produced in any single brand color or reversed.

This least formal version of the university identity was created for applications when a more casual identifier is appropriate. It may be used when the content of the material carrying this mark is less formal and designed for an audience that will likely recognize our nickname. This type treatment may not be combined with additional text to create school, unit, or department-specific versions of the mark, or be combined with any other marks. Where practical, an official university logo should also be used on the piece, but not necessarily in close proximity.

The official logotype of Washington University in St. Louis consists of a three-color heraldic shield device and a formal wordmark in black. Three official configurations have been created for schools to allow for flexibility in placing the logo on a wide variety of communications.

The official logotype of Washington University in St. Louis consists of a three-color heraldic shield device and a formal wordmark in black. Three official configurations have been created for units to allow for flexibility in placing the logo on a wide variety of communications.

The WashU Bears have a long and proud tradition, and our athletics logos embody that spirit and align with overall university visual branding. We have simplified and reduced the number of approved athletics logos in order to provide clarity while still offering marks to suit many different needs. Only the three logo marks available here are approved for use in WashU Athletics communications or merchandise.

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) logo, including the colour wheel and 17 icons are available for use in the six official languages of the UN (Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, Spanish).

Please note that the SDG logo with the UN emblem is only available to UN System partners. All other entities should use the SDG logo without the UN emblem. You are free to use the Sustainable Development Goals icons and colour wheel as per our guidelines. For a list of FAQs please click here.

The logo/icons/wheel may not be used in any manner which implies United Nations endorsement of the products, services or activities (e.g. in the context of promoting or advertising products, services, or activities) nor may they be used for the purpose of self-promotion or obtaining any personal financial gain. Any use of SDG branding without a clear alignment with the spirit and objectives of the SDGs will generally not be permitted.

No. The logo/icons/wheel may not be used in any manner which implies United Nations endorsement of the products, services or activities (e.g. in the context of promoting or advertising products or services) nor may they be used for the purpose of self-promotion or obtaining any personal financial gain.

To request permission, please submit a sample or mock-up illustrating how you intend to use the icons or logo, along with a brief description of the desired use to sdgpermissions@un.org, indicating SDG LOGO/ICON REQUEST in the subject line IN ALL CAPITAL LETTERS.

The logo and tagline were introduced to complement AHRI's mission to serve as an advocate of North American HVACR and water heater manufacturers, and as a global leader of the industry. Its colors represent heating and cooling elements, which are reflective of our diverse membership.

It is essential that we do not dilute the prominence and recognition of the official Johns Hopkins University logos. None of the elements may be altered in any way, nor can individuals create their own logos or shields. Use only the digital artwork provided by University Communications on this website. Graphics cannot include or be framed in the shield shape from our logo architecture as not to introduce additional shields.

Our most recognizable logo is our standard Johns Hopkins University logo. When in doubt as to which logo to use on communications, our university logo can be used as it represents all corners of the University.

There are 10 divisional logos that combine the university or division-specific shield with the Johns Hopkins name and the division name. In unique circumstances where divisions had distinct original graphics prior to our 2013 rebrand, those graphics were incorporated into their division-specific shield. Division logos all utilize the same shield shape and logo architecture to position ourselves as one shared university.

For centers, institutes, and programs spanning multiple divisions, an interdisciplinary logo can be created. It pairs the university shield and the Johns Hopkins name with the name of the interdisciplinary entity.

All divisional institutes and centers as well as academic and administration departments are part of our shared university brand. It benefits all our interests to present a clear and consistent association with each other and the institution through our unified logo architecture. As such, individual unit logos are not permitted.

When it is strategically necessary to include your unit name in close proximity to the university logo, all organizational units are required to use our official unit treatment lockup. For this use case, we pair a line to separate the logo from the unit name. The unit lockup is commonly used for internal team premiums, such as branded shirts for the Security or Events team of a specific division.

All unit lockups combine the Johns Hopkins University logo with unit names, according to set conventions. All fonts, colors, size and spatial relationships are based on a template and must not be altered.

In many contexts, it is more appropriate to use our standard Johns Hopkins University logo in your design and present the name of your unit in prominent type. For example, on a website header or a report cover where space allows prominent inclusion of your department or center name in the header or title of the report, the unit treatment would likely become redundant and unnecessary.

The enterprise logo is reserved for instances when University Communications needs to represent the combined interests of Johns Hopkins University and Johns Hopkins Medicine. This logo is not available for download, as all instances of use must be approved by University Communications. For information about Johns Hopkins Medicine identity guidelines, please refer to brand.hopkinsmedicine.org.

Our logo colors are blue (PMS 288) and white. Both orientations are also available in one-color, black (PMS Black 4 C) for use in newsprint and other black-and-white applications. No other logo colors are acceptable.

DO NOT REVERSE THE BLACK LOGO TO ACHIEVE THE WHITE LOGO. This is a common error, and doing so results in an incorrect reproduction. White logo files exist as part of the logo download packs. Since these are white logos, they need to be placed over a background color or image to be visible.

It is best practice for the appropriate divisional, interdisciplinary, enterprise, or athletics logo to appear on the initial view of all communications, including print, digital, and video, so that it serves as an introduction to the brand. In video logo should appear at the front AND back of a video unless use case aligns to exceptions below. Beyond this guideline, there is no preferred placement of the logo. Design should dictate where the logo appears on the initial view. ff782bc1db