GRAPHIC STANDARDS GUIDE

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GRAPHIC STANDARDS GUIDE

CONSISTENT GRAPHIC IDENTITY The University of Mount Olive must have a consistent, cohesive graphic identity. In terms of marketing, repetition of an image is vitally important. In terms of credibility, an institution shows integrity, stability, and strength when all of its written communications have a similar, if not identical look. It is critical, therefore, that all administrators, faculty, and staff understand the importance of this principle and take ownership of the use of appropriate graphic identity. All materials printed by the University of Mount Olive, or in the name of the University of Mount Olive, must follow this version of the University of Mount Olive Graphic Standards Guide. At the University of Mount Olive, we want to present a clear, concise, and consistent image to our various constituencies. The quality and consistency of all graphic and print presentations should be recognizable because all University departments, units, and locations will use these guidelines. The Graphic Standards Guide of the University provides the focus for producing consistently high quality communications. Quality and professionalism in communications depend upon the adherence to a standard and consistent style of print and graphic preparation. As established by the President of the University, responsibility for maintaining the graphic identity and technical standards consistent with institutional goals rests with the Office of Public Relations and the Office of Marketing. Both offices should be involved during the planning and production of any publication such as for student recruitment, public relations, advertising, or fundraising directed to an external audience. The Office of Public Relations and the Office of Marketing are directed to screen publications for consistency with University objectives and will apply University standards to writing style, photography, and printing procedures. The text and graphic presentation of all advertisements, informational brochures, and marketing materials is to be reviewed by the Director of Public Relations and the Director of Marketing. Materials intended only for internal audiences such as bulletins and internal newsletters need not be produced by the Office of Public Relations or the Office of Marketing, but they should follow policy standard guidelines. Publications produced by students, and materials designed to promote specific events such as fine arts events are exempt from the presentation and standard guidelines, except if they employ the University s authorized graphic representations, in which case they must be employed appropriately. Use of clip art and photographs will be closely evaluated for appropriateness, good taste, and conformity with the graphic standards. 2

USE OF THE UNIVERSITY LOGO FULL COLOR The University Mark, known as the Lamp Shield, is an official representation of the University used on official stationery and printed materials designed for on and off-campus communication, including print and other media. As designed, the logo accomplishes several objectives; it presents a crisp, clean, professional appearance; it is appropriate to the academic institution and incorporates key elements of the University Seal (the Cross and the Lamp) in a clear, simple design that has market appeal and is easily reproduced. It invokes attention to the University s Christian mission and conveys impressions of high quality, achievement, transcendence, and tranquility, all hallmarks of the University of Mount Olive. LOGO COLORS AND TYPEFACE The Logo and Mark consists of University of Mount Olive green, gray, and yellow s (see page 6 for values) on a white background (no shading) and must be reproduced as designed, since altering it in any way will compromise its effectiveness. Other versions of the logo, including one color, black and white, and reversed options, are located on page 4. Except for business cards, the minimum size at which the Mark may be reproduced is 5/8-inch wide and height-proportional. The typeface of the logo is Garamond Premier Pro. For special assistance regarding the University Logo, Mark, or Seal, contact the Office of Public Relations. 3

BLACK & WHITE 1 COLOR 1 COLOR ALTERNATE REVERSED 4

LOCATION LOGOS Various versions of the logo are also available to promote the locations. In addition to the full color options shown here, black and white, 1 color, 1 color alternate, and reverse color logos are available. Locations may use the main University of Mount Olive logo, or one of the approved location variations. 5

DEPARTMENT LOGOS A variation of the University of Mount Olive logo is also available for departments as needed for promotional and marketing purposes. Full color, black and white, 1 color, 1 color alternate, and reverse color options are available. OFFICIAL COLORS The official colors of the University of Mount Olive are green, yellow, and gray. For purposes of print reproduction, 3425, 136, and 416 should be used. Coordinating ink colors may be used in conjunction with the University of Mount Olive logo colors. They are as follows: 540 (blue), 520 (purple), 3415 (light green), and black. 3425 CMYK: 100 0 77 55 RGB: 0 95 62 HEX: 005F3E 136 CMYK: 0 27 76 0 RGB: 254 192 87 HEX: FEC057 416 CMYK: 0 0 16 50 RGB: 149 148 132 HEX: 959484 540 520 3415 CMYK: 100 55 0 55 RGB: 0 55 103 HEX: 003767 CMYK: 64 100 12 0 RGB: 124 43 131 HEX: 7C2B83 CMYK: 100 26 86 14 RGB: 0 122 80 HEX: 007A50 TYPEFACES FUTURA GARAMOND On all correspondence materials (letterhead, envelopes, business cards, memos) the Garamond and Futura typefaces shall be used. (Times New Roman may be used if Garamond is not available). Futura Book Futura Light Futura Medium Futura Bold... 6 Garamond Garamond Italic Garamond Bold Garamond Bold Italic...

LETTERHEAD, ENVELOPE, AND BUSINESS CARD DESIGN Shown below are approved designs for letterhead, envelope, and business cards. Locations and various departments have pre-approved letterhead. Please see MyUMO for more information and to place an order. OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT 634 HENDERSON STREET MOUNT OLIVE, NORTH CAROLINA 28365 WWW.UMO.EDU 7

OFFICIAL TITLE RULES OF NOMENCLATURE IN TEXT WRITING For purposes of public and private presentation, our name is University of Mount Olive, not just Mount Olive. Mount should never be abbreviated. The name should be used in complete form on first reference in any correspondence, in letterhead, business cards, brochures, etc. When used as an adjective, to describe a person, program, or anything affiliated with the University, the adjective should include the complete name on first reference, e.g., the University of Mount Olive senior, the University of Mount Olive campus, the University of Mount Olive curriculum. The pronoun it may be used to refer to the University of Mount Olive, never he or she. The University of Mount Olive may be referred to in writing as an institution but never as a school. UNIVERSITY SEAL The University Seal is used on diplomas and other documents requiring insignia for official and legal purposes. Additionally, it is used on printed programs for Commencement and Founders Day. It is not to be used commonly to identify the University in printed materials, nor is it to be used as an identifying or decorative element on publications either for internal or external audiences. Uses of the Seal not outlined in this policy must be approved by the President. 8