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).

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Divisions

Two-Line Unit Name – On Light

Division of Marketing and Communications logo

Inline Logos

Stacked Division of Marketing and Communications logo

Stacked Logos

Two-Line Unit Name – On Dark

Maroon Division of Marketing and Communications logo

Inline Logos

Stacked Maroon Division of Marketing and Communications logo

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

Residence Life Logo

Inline Logos

Stacked Residence Life Logo

Stacked Logos

One-Line Unit Name – On Dark

Maroon Residence Life Logo

Inline Logos

Maroon Stacked Residence Life Logo

Stacked Logos

Two-Line Unit Name – On Light

University Center and Special Events Logo

Inline Logos

Stacked University Center and Special Events Logo

Stacked Logos

Two-Line Unit Name – On Dark

Maroon University Center and Special Events Logo

Inline Logos

Maroon Stacked University Center and Special Events Logo

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.