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The university wordmark is a unique typographic
element used to consistently present the words "Florida
Institute of Technology" and "Florida Tech" to
a variety of audiences. The wordmark is the university's
name crafted as a graphic element. It may be used on items
both internal or external, which are not as formal as those
items using the university signature. The wordmark should
appear on all materials produced for external distribution
that don't meet the criteria for using the university signature,
seal or Panther logos.
Examples of when to use the university wordmark
alone are:
• Forms
• Newspaper ads (where space is limited)
• Memos
• Signage
• Web pages
• Soft goods (shirts, hats, etc.)
• The wordmark can also appear in return address blocks (if the university
signature isn't used).
The following basic guidelines apply:
• The university wordmark need not
be the dominant element on the page, but the name of the
university should appear prominently.
• The two-line university wordmark
should not appear smaller than 1-1/4 inches in length.
• The one-line version of the university
wordmark should not appear smaller than 2 inches in length.
• Use the university wordmark in an
area in which other type is not touching it or superimposed
on it.
• The university wordmark may be printed
in any solid (100%) color to coordinate with the design of
the publication. It should not be printed in more than one
color, but may be printed in reverse as long as it is printed
wholly in reversed form.
• Do not outline the university wordmark.
• The university wordmark should never
be stacked, curved or distorted in any way.
• In cases in which the university
or one of its representatives works in consortium or partnership
with an outside entity or entities that desire to be named
on stationery or business cards, the university wordmark
may be printed with the partner agency's or institution's
official symbol or logo. Neither entity should appear more
prominent than the other. No other Florida Tech logo, symbol
or other identifying mark(s) should be used in this manner.
• Use only an approved digital image
of the university wordmark. It is easily imported as a graphic
into any publishing software. Do not attempt to re-create
this mark (by scanning, redrawing or typing) or substitute
another.
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