SCOPE
This
policy applies to all employees, students and official vendors and or
contractors at UC San Diego locations, including campuses and medical center
facilities.
POLICY SUMMARY
It is the
policy of UC San Diego that University stationery will be used only in the
conduct of University business. This policy establishes restrictions and
provides guidelines for this use.
DEFINITIONS
None
POLICY STATEMENT
University stationery
shall be used only in the conduct of University business. University policies
on the use of the University's name and University seal shall apply to these
guidelines in accordance with Section 92000 of the State Education
Code.
This policy governs
design specifications and use of three formats approved for stationery and
collateral materials at UC San Diego. Approved letterhead formats are:
· Official University of California
· UC San Diego Logo (includes health sciences
schools)
· UC San Diego Health (clinical medicine)
More
information is available in the UC San Diego Brand Guidelines: https://brand.ucsd.edu/using-the-brand/campus-stationary/index.html.
More
information for UC San Diego Health is available in the UC San Diego Health
Brand Guidelines: https://pulse.ucsd.edu/departments/marketing/orders/Pages/default.aspx#BusinessCardsQL.
Occasionally,
specialized stationery may be required to support campus initiatives.
Specialized stationery must be reviewed and approved by University
Communications. All requests for exceptions to these stationery guidelines
should be directed to University Communications.
RESPONSIBILITIES
University
Communications is
responsible for managing the UC San Diego stationery program. University
Communications shall revise and maintain guidelines and resources, as well as
review and approve or deny requests for exceptions to the stationery
guidelines.
PROCEDURES
A. Approved Stationery
Formats
1. Official University of California
Stationery and Collateral
The format adopted by the Office of the
President in 1963 incorporates the University seal and a double rule enclosing
the names of all campuses. The design, including the unofficial seal, typefaces,
type sizes, and colors may not be altered, nor may it include photographs or
additional artwork.
a. Typeface
Times Roman is the only typeface used for
official University of California stationery at UC San Diego.
b. Color
Official University of California stationery
may be printed in black ink only.
Official University of California stationery
may be used by campus units. Questions about official stationery should be
directed to University Communications.
2. UC San Diego Logo Stationery and
Collateral
The format adopted by
campus in 2012 is the only alternate stationery used by UC San Diego employees
in the conduct of campus business. The design, including the campus logo,
typefaces, type sizes, and colors may not be altered.
a. Typeface
Myriad Pro typeface is the only typeface used
for UC San Diego Logo stationery.
b. Color
UC San Diego Logo stationery is printed in
black, PMS 2767 (blue) and PMS 1245 (gold).
3.
UC San
Diego Health Stationery and Collateral
The format adopted by UC San Diego Health is
the only stationery used by UC San Diego Health clinical departments.
Examples
of approved UC San Diego Health stationery and a link to online ordering are
available at https://pulse.ucsd.edu/departments/marketing/templates/Pages/default.aspx#eLetterheadQL. Your campus AD
credentials are required to log in.
B. Approved Business Card
Formats
There are four business
card formats that are approved for use by campus employees conducting business
on behalf of the University. They are listed in the UC San Diego Brand
Guidelines (https://brand.ucsd.edu/using-the-brand/campus-stationary/index.html) and available to order from Imprints.
Examples of approved UC
San Diego Health business cards and a link to online ordering are available at https://pulse.ucsd.edu/departments/marketing/orders/Pages/default.aspx#BusinessCardsQL. Your campus AD
credentials are required to log in.
C. Identifying Information
Location of names, titles, departments and
addresses on stationery and business cards is dictated by University policy.
The following information may be included on letterhead stationery and business
cards:
Department or Unit Name
Mail Code
Nine-digit Zip Code
Telephone Number
Fax Number (optional)
University E-Mail Address
University Web Address
Name*
Official Title*
*Names and titles only appear on business cards
and monarch-sized letterhead.
D. Other Stationery
1.
UC San
Diego flat and folded notecards, and matching envelopes, are available to order
at Imprints.
2.
Also
available are monarch-sized letterhead and envelopes.
3.
More
information on available stationery items can be found in the UC San Diego Brand
guidelines (https://brand.ucsd.edu/using-the-brand/campus-stationary/index.html).
4.
Additional
stationery items for UC San Diego Health are available for order at http://www2.nationsprint.com/clients/ucsd/.
E. Ordering Campus
Stationery and Business Cards
1.
Contact UC San Diego Imprints to order campus
stationery, business cards, and notecards.
Foreign language
translations of addresses may be printed on the backs of business cards.
Requests for translations should be noted on the business card order form.
2.
To order
letterhead, business cards, and additional stationery items, for UC San Diego
Health, visit http://www2.nationsprint.com/clients/ucsd/.
FORMS
Order
business cards and stationery from Imprints' Print Connection.
Contact University Communications with questions.
Order UC
San Diego Health business cards and stationery by visiting https://pulse.ucsd.edu.
RELATED INFORMATION
A. California Education Code Section 92000
B. UC Policy on
Representation of the University on Letterhead and Business Cards, 9/28/99
C. UC San Diego Policy
& Procedure Manual (PPM) 510-10 Use of
University Name and Seal
D. UC
San Diego Brand Guidelines (https://brand.ucsd.edu/)
FREQUENTLY ASKED
QUESTIONS (FAQ'S)
Campus
Resource: UC San Diego Brand Guidelines
Health Resource: UC San Diego Health
Brand Guidelines
REVISION HISTORY
August
20, 1963 This policy was originally issued.
January
1, 2001 This policy was revised and reissued.
August
21, 2018 This policy was revised and reformatted to
meet current UCOP policy and Branding guidelines.
July 19, 2021
The policy was reviewed as part of the 3 year policy
review cycle. Minor and technical updates included: updated web links, minor
titling updates, reference updates, and general formatting. Policy reissued.