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The University of Tennessee Foundation Graphic Identity Guide 1

The University of Tennessee Foundation Graphic Identity Guide C o n t e n t s Introduction/Overview Why We Have Graphic Identity Standards... 4 Who Needs Identity Standards... 5 Visual Elements Logo... 6 Family of UTFI Logos... 8 The University of Tennessee Seal... 12 Sports-related Logos... 13 Colors... 14 Typefaces... 16 Applications Stationery & Business Cards... 17 Promotional Materials... 19 Templates E-mail Signature Block... 20 Slideshow... 21 Contacts/Information... 22

Why We Have Graphic Identity Standards ntroducing and creating awareness of the new UT Foundation requires a clear, concise, and consistent message. Use of the following graphic standards will help establish awareness of the foundation, raise recognition, and distinguish the foundation s objectives. Communications from the foundation originate from four major campuses, three institutes, and the UT Knoxville athletics programs. Audiences range from young alumni to seasoned donors. Topics span the gamut from an alumni event invitation to making a major gift through the Planned Giving Program. The audience includes twenty-something recent grads, eighty-something (and beyond!) golden grads, and countless friends of UT from across the country and around the world. Their combined UT alumni, friend, and donor experiences are the foundation of the UTFI brand. The objective of the graphic identity standards is to consistently reinforce the visual messages supporting the foundation and UT both financially and demonstratively. Maintaining a cohesive voice enhances the foundation s potential for success. It is critical that these messages reflect a singular purpose with consistency and integrity. The perception of UTFI is similar to a mosaic illustration. As with the tiles of a mosaic, the public s impression of the foundation will be formed by an overall view of a variety of messages, including visual representations. These graphic standards guide the individual designs, which collectively add to the target audiences experience with the University of Tennessee Foundation. 4

Who Needs Graphic Standards Everyone involved in the production of foundation communications is a guardian of the UT Foundation image. Utilizing the following graphic standards strengthens the singular UTFI identity, and thereby strengthens the variety of messages coming from the foundation. Recognizing the needs of each entity within UTFI are unique, these standards will aid in the development of messages that are cohesive and reinforce the foundation s visual identity. Creativity is encouraged and suggestions for improving these guidelines are welcomed. If you have any questions, suggestions, or need assistance with these graphic guidelines, please contact the UTFI assistant vice president of communications at 865-974-3011 or tcarpenter@utfi.org. 5

Logo 6 At the heart of the UT Foundation graphic identity is the logo, the one graphical element that ties all aspects of the foundation and university together. To illustrate the foundation s affiliation with the university, the university s wordmark and icon (the winged UT ) are incorporated in the logos for both the foundation s fund raising and alumni programs. These are the only logos approved to represent the University of Tennessee Foundation. Use of any other typographic or visual combinations are not permitted. The foundation logo should appear no smaller than one-quarter of an inch tall. It should be surrounded on all sides by an amount of open space equal to half its height. It may be reproduced without the university wordmark when the scale is so small the wordmark can not be easily reproduced. No other combinations are permitted. The UT icon should only be rendered in UT Orange (PMS 151) with the exception of the UTC campus foundation and alumni programs. Solid black may be used in black-and-white print materials or solid white when the logo needs to be reversed on a dark background. No other colors are permitted. Permitted color schemes are included with this document. The UTFI logos are presented in this document. Files are available for download at UTFI.org/identity. As a general rule, all foundation- and alumni-created materials should use the appropriate UT Foundation or UT Alumni logo unless the materials being created are stationery for the president, a chancellor or dean to sign. In these cases, it is permissible to use the University of Tennessee marks. The UT Foundation and Alumni logos may be used as secondary marks placed in the lower right-hand corner of the letterhead and the lower lefthand corner of the mailing envelope. For more information about the use of the foundation and alumni logos, contact the UTFI assistant vice president for communications at 865-974-3011 or tcarpenter@utfi.org.

Minimal Space Around Logo ½ X ½ X ½ X X ½ X Minimum Logo Sizes Full Logo ½ " Logo Without UT Wordmark ¼ " Campus Unit Affiliation Optional ¼ " 7

UTFI Family of Logos The UTFI logo is the official mark of the University of Tennessee Foundation. Consistent use of the logo helps strengthen the foundation s identity as a cohesive, yet multi-faceted enterprise. Logos have been designed for each of UT s four main campuses, two institutes, and the UT Knoxville Athletics program. These are the only approved marks for alumni and development programs. As shown on the previous page, the logos may be modified to accommodate small-scale applications. This is done by removing The University of Tennessee and the unit affiliation shown in the bar below the primary elements (UT icon and the word Foundation or Alumni ). An option is to include the name of the campus or institute below the bar. When reproducing on a white or light background, the type must be either PMS Cool Gray 10 or 50% black. On dark backgrounds, the type must be white (reversed). Designers are encouraged to use artistic license to adapt the color scheme within these parameters to compliment the particular application. Prior to publishing, please contact the UTFI assistant vice president for approval of any variation. The UTFI family of logos is presented on the following pages. Files are available for download at utfi.org/identity. If you have questions or need more information about the use of logos, contact the UTFI assistant vice president for communications at 865-974-3011 or tcarpenter@utfi.org 8

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UTFI Family of Logos for Dark Background 10

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The University Seal The official seal of the University of Tennessee features an open book, globe, sextant, gear, and laurels. The words agriculture and commerce, along with the plow and riverboat, are elements of the seal of the State of Tennessee. The date, 1794, is the year Blount College, the University of Tennessee s forerunner, was established in Knoxville. The seal is not for general use. It should be used only for formal and official communications, such as diplomas, certificates, legal documents, and communications from the Board of Trustees. UT s seal should appear no smaller than threequarters of an inch high. It should be surrounded on all sides by an amount of open space equal to half its width. The seal should always stand alone. The seal should be rendered in solid black whenever possible. On a dark background, the seal may be reversed. Files are available for download at tennessee.edu/identity. The design or use of any other seal representing the university, or its campuses or units, is not permitted. For more information about the use of the university seal, contact Public and Government Relations at 865-974-8184. 12

Sports-Related Logos Sports-related logos are for the sole use of sports organizations on campus, and on merchandise regulated by the Office of Trademark Licensing. These marks may not be used by academic units or students groups. For more information about licensing sportsrelated logos, contact the Office of Trademark Licensing at 865-974-1444. TM 13

Official Colors Color is one of the most important elements of visual identity. UTFI has adopted the existing color palettes to maintain a visual association with the university s major units. Approved Pantone Matching System (PMS) colors and the equivalent CMYK, RGB, and hex color matches are represented here. The UTFI family of signatures should be rendered as shown on the previous pages. Solid black and screens of black may be used in blackand-white print materials. On dark backgrounds, signatures may be reversed as shown on previous pages. System-Level Foundation and UT Alumni Association PMS 151 Orange CYMK: 0/45/100/0 RGB: 255/121/0 HEX: FF7900 UT Knoxville and UTK Athletics UT Space Institute PMS Cool Gray 9 CYMK: 30/23/15/50 RGB: 116/118/120 HEX: 747878 PMS 151 Orange CYMK: 0/45/100/0 RGB: 255/121/0 HEX: FF7900 White CYMK: 0/0/0/0 RGB: 255/255/255 HEX: 000000 UT Chattanooga PMS 295 CYMK: 100/68/8/520 RGB: 0/47/95 HEX: 002F5F PMS 124 CYMK: 0/27/100/0 RGB: 234/171/0 HEX: eaab00 14

UT Martin UT Institute of Agriculture PMS 151 Orange CYMK: 0/45/100/0 RGB: 255/121/0 HEX: FF7900 PMS 151 Orange CYMK: 0/45/100/0 RGB: 255/121/0 HEX: FF7900 PMS 289 CYMK: 100/76/10/65 RGB: 0/34/68 HEX: 002244 PMS 348 CYMK: 100/4/87/18 RGB: 0/133/66 HEX: 008542 UT Health Science Center PMS 151 Orange CYMK: 0/45/100/0 RGB: 255/121/0 HEX: FF7900 UT Institute for Public Service PMS 151 Orange CYMK: 0/45/100/0 RGB: 255/121/0 HEX: FF7900 PMS 342 CYMK: 100/9/66/41 RGB: 0/106/77 HEX: 006a4d PMS 3015 CYMK: 100/30/5/20 RGB: 0/102/161 HEX: 0066a1 15

Typography Typefaces (fonts) are an important element of a graphic identity. The primary font of the UTFI wordmarks (foundation and alumni) is Gotham Black. The University of Tennessee wordmark is Goudy Old Style. The foundation s graphic identity program uses a sans serif typeface, Gotham, and a serif typeface, Fairfield. Both type faces offer a broad range of weights and widths to provide multiple design options. Both typefaces are available in OpenType format Fairfield LT Std is the recommended font for body copy (as used in this publication). UTFI units may choose other fonts for headlines, subheads, and other special applications. Prior to publishing, please contact the UTFI assistant vice president for approval of any variation. For more information about the use of typefaces, contact the UTFI assistant vice president for communications at 865-974-3011 or tcarpenter@utfi.org. Partial Samples of Approved Type Fonts Gotham Book ABC abc 123 Gotham Bold ABC abc 123 Gotham Black ABC abc 123 Gotham Condensed Book ABC abc 123 Gotham Condensed Bold ABC abc 123 Gotham Condensed Black ABC abc 123 Fairfield LT Std Light ABC abc 123 Fairfield LT Std Medium ABC abc 123 Fairfield LT Std Bold ABC abc 123 16

Stationery & Business Cards The University of Tennessee Foundation business cards, letterhead, and envelopes are distributed far and wide. For some, the signature on UTFI stationery, through correspondence from the university, is their only impression of our graphic identity. Examples of approved UTFI letterhead, envelopes, and business cards are shown here and on the following page. UTFI stationery features the signature for the system, campus, or institute, followed by office and/or individual contact information. The only approved font for department and/or individual contact information is Gotham. In rare and special circumstances, an approved secondary mark may be placed on the stationery for your unit. Stationery must be ordered through UT Graphic Arts Service. For more information about stationery, contact the UTFI assistant vice president for communications at 865-974-3011 or tcarpenter@utfi.org. 17

Office of Advancement Services 600 Henley Street Suite B-022 Knoxville, TN 37996 (865) 974-0381 Fax: (865) 974-4250 utfi.org 18

Promotional Materials There are limitless possibilities for the application of the UTFI logo on promotional materials. Units are allowed to design their own promotional materials to carry their desired message. Keep in mind, however, that units are not permitted to develop their own logos without first consulting the UTFI assistant vice president for communications. The UTFI logo should appear on promotional materials whenever room allows. Promotional materials designed for sale to the public must carry the appropriate trademark indication and must be approved in advance by the Office of Trademark Licensing. For more information about giveaways and merchandising design, contact the UTFI assistant vice president for communications at 865-974- 3011 or tcarpenter@utfi.org. 19

E-mail Signature Block One of the most frequently seen contacts with UT Foundation is e-mail and the accompanying signature block. Since this is such a high-visibility communication vehicle, it is important to have a signature block that not only contains pertinent contact information, but also reinforces the organization. Logos for each unit of the foundation have been developed for incorporation into the signature block. The example on this page shows how the signature block should be constructed. For more information about the configuration of e-mail signatures, contact the UTFI assistant vice president for communications at 865-974-3011 or tcarpenter@utfi.org. E-mail appearance Specifications (End of E-mail Text) X X X NOTE: Make all copy in signature block gray by choosing gray color option in the type options of your e-mail application Three line spaces between end of e-mail text and signature block: Arial, 11pt Logo furnished by UTFI Communications Office NAME Title X Campus Name Office Name Address 1 Address 2 City, TN 37996 Office: (865) 881-7610 Direct Line: (865) 881-1234 Cell: (865) 234-5678 Fax: (865) 881-7622 Web: uthscalumni.com Arial, 11pt, bold, set all caps Arial, 11pt, set upper and lower case Single line space: Arial, 11pt Arial, 11pt, set upper and lower case Optional Optional Arial, 11pt, set upper and lower case bold campus ID in URL 20

Slideshow Template Frequently, UTFI development and alumni staff give slideshow presentations to internal and external audiences. It is important for those graphics to be consistent with our image. An example of the PowerPoint template is shown below. This design allows you to build a presentation within a framework that includes the UTFI signature. Slideshow templates for use with PowerPoint are available for download from the UTFI website. For more information about UTFI PowerPoint templates, contact the UTFI assistant vice president for communications at 865-974-3011 or tcarpenter@utfi.org. Sample PowerPoint Template PowerPoint Template 21

CONTACTS Graphic Identity Questions or Assistance The University of Tennessee Foundation Assistant Vice President for Communications 1609 Melrose Avenue Knoxville, TN 37996 865-974-1476 tcarpenter@utfi.org Trademark Licensing Office of Trademark Licensing 1551 Lake Loudon Blvd. Knoxville, TN 37996 865-974-1444 http://licensing.tennessee.edu/ Printing UT Chattanooga Graphic Services 400 Palmetto Street Chattanooga, TN 37403 423-425-4092 graphics@utc.edu UT Health Science Center Printing & Copy Center 910 Madison Avenue, Suite C20 Memphis, TN 38163 901-448-5553 http://www.uthsc.edu/finance/printing/ UT Knoxville Graphics Arts Services 2021 Stephenson Drive Knoxville, TN 37996 865-974-4416 UT Martin Digital Printing Services 7 Clement Hall Martin, TN 38238 731-881-7842 digiprint@utm.edu 22

Office of Communications 1609 Melrose Avenue Knoxville, TN 37996 865-974-3011 tcarpenter@utfi.org The University of Tennessee is an EEO/AA/Title VI/Title IX/Section 504/ADA/ADEA institution in the provision of its education and employment programs and services. All qualified applicants will receive equal consideration for employment without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, sex, pregnancy, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, physical or mental disability, or covered veteran status. PAN: E88-1701-012-001-012 A project of the UT Foundation with assistance from the Creative Communications Group of UT Knoxville Office of Communications and Marketing, 865-974-0765. Revisions: job#10000.