University
Identity System

| The
identity system is made up of three key elements: the monogram,
the descriptor,
the Osprey image. These elements combine to form the logo. |
The University
identity system is designed to be flexible and work in multiple
formats, different configurations, small and large sizes and different
media.For purposes of understanding the visual identity system,
the following terms will be used:
Monogram.
The University monogram is the letters U-N-F joined together
in a customized design. In certain circumstances, due to space limitations
or certain applications, the UNF monogram may be used without the
descriptor or the Osprey image. Do not attempt to recreate the monogram
using computer type fonts.
Descriptor.
The words University of North Florida have been configured in a
customized design. Do not attempt to recreate the descriptor using
computer type fonts. The descriptor may be used as a separate element
in a one-line or two-line format. It should not be used in lieu
of the complete logo or by itself as a logo.
Osprey
image. The Osprey image is, first of all, an osprey—a
regal bird, indigenous to the area. Many times, an eagle or some
other bird of prey has been unwittingly substituted. To prevent
confusion and to avoid misrepresentation, always use the Osprey
image in official communications. The Osprey image may be used alone
as a design element, but may not be used in lieu of the logo.
Note: The Athletics
Department and the companies which license the UNF identity for
apparel and merchandise will have latitude in using osprey images
other than the one used in the official logo.
Official
logo. To establish the full identity of the University,
the logo should be used in its complete, official form (monogram,
descriptor and Osprey image).
Simplified
logo. For most uses, the Official Logo (with descriptor)
is preferred. However, a simplified version of the logo without
the descriptor is acceptable in certain circumstances, such as when
space is limited and logo legibility is a concern.
| Reproducible
logos are available from the Office of Marketing and
Publications and may be downloaded
from the UNF.eduWeb site. |
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