Campaign and Event Logos
Campaign Graphics
Unapproved university logos or anything that may be perceived as a logo through its treatment may not be used. Although, graphics and design elements may be used throughout a single campaign to provide consistency or uniformity as long as it is only used for the span of the campaign. It should not include any typographical illustration of the university's name.
The campaign graphic "End the Cycle" is endorsed by a department with its logo. In this case, it was Title IX. The usage of the non-BYUH color, purple, was approved by Marketing and Communications because it symbolized dating and domestic violence awareness.
Annual Event Logos
Large, on-campus events that are produced by BYU–Hawaii departments or organizations and held annually can have a unique logo created by and/or approved by Marketing and Communications. The event must be recurring at least once a year.
Annual event identity marks or logos should always be used in conjunction with an organizational logo, whether it be the BYU–Hawaii monogram to represent the university as a whole or a department secondary identity. For example, Culture Night is endorsed by BYU–Hawaii Clubs and the Asia Pacific Career Conference is endorsed by Career Services.
Marks should be used for a minimum of three years, after which, marks can be evaluated by Marketing and Communications and a new mark approved.
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