
All the graphical representations of the university's brand as well as the textual representations—including the wordmark "EMORY"—are licensed trademarks. Their use is controlled by the university and protected by applicable laws. All use is at the discretion of the university and its licensing office.
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Brand Advisory Council
—Brand Advisory Council (BAC) and members
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Emory logos
Emory and Emory University logos
—The different Emory logo configurations
Emory school-level logo downloads
—Access Emory school logos and learn about logo files
—How to use the Emory visual identity
University unit signatures/logo full sets
—Unit signatures and how to acquire them
University and President's seal
—The difference between the university and president's seals
—A variety of athletic logos
Emory Heathcare logo and unit signatures (to come)
—An introduction to the Emory Healthcare identity system
—Official Dooley artwork
Emory Alumni Association I'm In sub-brand
—An introduction to the I'm In sub-brand
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Visual brand application and resources
—The pallet of identity colors and configurations
—Guidelines for reproducing Emory logos in metallic gold
—The collection of Emory identity fonts
—An introduction to Emory's editorial style guidelines
Emory stationery (print and digital)
—Emory stationery for faculty/staff and students
—Guidelines on creating Emory event graphics
—Information about visual messaging and the Emory identity
—Guidelines for creating official student organization graphics
—Information about Emory's website guidelines
Emory blogs and e-publications
—Guidelines and resources for creating Emory blogs and e-publications
—Guidelines for creationg libraries in Emory iTunesU
—Guidelines for branding Emory apps
Multi-institutional collaborations and partnerships
—Guidelines for creating identity for Emory-affiliated institutions
Co-branding Emory entity collaborations
—Guidelines for branding Emory entity collaborations
—An overview of Emory trademark licensing
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Communication Services
—An introduction to Development Communications
—Website to Emory Creative Services
Health Sciences Creative Services
—An introduction to Emory Health Sciences Creative Services
Planning, Design, and Construction
—Introduction to environmental graphics and signage
—Website to University Events
—Website to Emory's photography and video services
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The guidelines that follow apply to wordmarks, color usage, type, and the context of use associated with the Emory brand. They request a cohesive standards system that unifies the Emory identity while still allowing for graphic distinction among the various schools, centers, and major programs.
The establishment of a web design policy in June 2009 and the subsequent rollout of a standard web template for school and departmental "brochure-ware" sites has moved Emory substantially towards the goal of a more consistent and cohesive web presence for our externally facing websites. Consistent with the policy is the use of a banner treatment that uses official unit signatures for the standard web template masthead to create a cohesive and recognizable online visual identity for Emory University.




