Logo System
The 91破解版 is a many-faceted institution. Every part of the University of Houston plays an important role in creating, strengthening, and promoting the University of Houston Master Brand. The 91破解版 Brand Architecture strengthens the foundation of the university鈥檚 overarching, central brand by creating a hierarchical system of logos that clearly reflects the relationship of each component to the University鈥檚 Master Brand.
The 91破解版 Signature Mark is the university鈥檚 Master Brand and exists at the top of the Brand Architecture hierarchy. All other 91破解版 brand logos are extensions of the Master Brand and use specific arrangements of the Interlocking Logo, 91破解版 Wordmark, and dedicated typefaces and structures to identify a university unit center, or program as a Primary, Secondary, or Tertiary Brand Extension.
University Marketing and Communications reserves the right to use discretion in the layout of all brand extensions.
The Division of University Marketing and Communications is responsible for the design and issuing of all logos. To request a logo for your organization, please contact Brand Management, Licensing & Trademarks at branding@central.uh.edu.
Primary Brand Extensions
Primary Brand Extensions are the 91破解版鈥檚 Colleges, Divisions and University-level Initiatives and Centers. Primary Brand Extensions use the arrangement of the Interlocking , University Wordmark, and Primary Brand Extension name as shown below:
Secondary Brand Extensions
Secondary Brand Extensions are major schools, departments, offices, and college- and department-level centers and institutes that have Primary Brand Extensions as a parent unit. Secondary Brand Extensions use the arrangement of the Interlocking , parent unit name, and Secondary Brand Extension name as shown below:
Tertiary Brand Extension
Tertiary Brand Extensions are degree programs, 鈥渟ub鈥� departments, and department-level centers and institutes that have Secondary Brand Extensions as a parent unit. Tertiary Brand Extensions use the arrangement of the Interlocking , parent unit name, and Tertiary Brand Extension name as shown below:
Other Logos
Some logos that have been in long-term use with a well-established identity have been "grandfathered" for ongoing use. Other existing logos represent unique identities that function as free-standing, individual brands in atypical organizational spaces or identify relationships with third parties out of the University.
Please email Brand Management, Licensing & Trademarks at license@central.uh.edu with questions about nonstandard logos and guidance on their use.
