Brand Training
Gain fluency in the university's long-term brand platform and communications strategies with our informative brand training sessions.
Toolbox Options
The online brand toolbox has answers to many communications questions and needs. Take
time to familiarize yourself with all that is provided, and check back periodically
as the offering of available resources grows.
Professional Support Requests
To request full-service design, writing, photography or other services for projects, please consult your unit's college communicator for assistance.
Training
You may need to familiarize yourself with the particulars of the university's branding and web content management system.
Editorial Style Training
An introduction the university’s writing style and a review of common style errors. This training should be taken following Brand Training.
Web Training
The university's web content management system is a software tool for managing web content. All web content managers through contributors must complete a self-paced Blackboard web training course and activities.
Requests
You may need to submit a request for access to specific digital elements associated with the university.
Brand Guidance Request
Submit a communications project for guidance in branding implementation or have a design reviewed.
Font License Request
Access to licensed brand typefaces is handled by request through unit-level campus communicators.
Internal Communication Requests
Review criteria for mass email communications or submit information to be communicated to internal university audiences.
Paid Social Approval Request
Submit a request for sponsored or promoted content on social media or request funding for a paid promotional campaign.
Photography Request
Schedule a business portrait, request access to the university's stock photography, or request a photographer for an upcoming event.
Short URL Request
Request a custom, short web addresses for a marketing campaign, faculty bio or special event.
Outdoor Digital Signage
Submit your marketing materials for the display boards outside on Greene Street.