The Brand Hierarchy

 

Master Brand

The Official University Logo is at the highest level of the brand hierarchy. As the master brand, it encompasses and represents all aspects of the University.



Sub-brands

The colleges, divisions and major departments of the University (referred to here as units) are sub-brands, the second level of the brand hierarchy. Both horizontal and vertical subbrand formats are acceptable, and are available from the Office of Marketing and Publications.

Do not re-create these sub-branded logos.


Sub sub-brands

Departments within a unit are considered the third level of the brand hierarchy. Both horizontal and vertical sub-brand formats are acceptable, and are available from the Office of Marketing and Publications.

Do not re-create these sub-branded logos.


Co-brands

Several units, which have established identities and are known by their own names, fit intothe “UNF-cobranded” category. In these cases, the unit name has a more balanced relationship with the University logo as shown. Only the President’s Office may determine if a unit may beclassified as “co-branded.”

Centers and initiatives officially designated as University centers must be co-branded as unnamed colleges.


Sub co-brands

Departments within a co-branded unit are managed as shown. Both horizontal and vertical sub co-brand formats are acceptable and are available from the Office of Marketing and Publications.

Do not re-create these sub-branded logos.


Geographic Designators

All officially designated State of Florida Centers may have a distinct visual identity with the geographic designator “at the University of North Florida.”