Divisions and Services
Units that communicate primarily to a campus audience may use the TAM Box Logo alone to represent the official university affiliation.
The Unit Identities system replaced the old system referred to as “lockups.” Units that communicate to both campus and global audiences must include the name “Texas A&M University” at the top of the unit identity. The unit identity combines the TAM Logo Box and “Texas A&M University” with the name of a campus unit. Depending on the length of the unit name, it may appear on one line or two.
The unit identity should be created using Open Sans semibold for Texas A&M University (all caps) and Open Sans regular for the unit name (upper and lower case).
Get Unit Identities templatesDivisions
Two-Line Unit Name – On Light
Inline Logos
Stacked Logos
Two-Line Unit Name – On Dark
Inline Logos
Stacked Logos
Dos and Don’ts
- Do use the option to add Texas A&M University to your unit identity if you need to communicate to a external, non-campus audience.
- Do use two lines to accommodate longer names.
- Don’t separate “Division of” with a different type style.
- Don’t use more than two lines of large text in a unit identity.
Departments within a Division
One-Line Unit Name – On Light
Inline Logos
Stacked Logos
One-Line Unit Name – On Dark
Inline Logos
Stacked Logos
Two-Line Unit Name – On Light
Inline Logos
Stacked Logos
Two-Line Unit Name – On Dark
Inline Logos
Stacked Logos
Dos and Don’ts
- Do follow the guidelines provided in this section when creating divisions and services identities.
- Don’t list more than two unit names in a unit identity.