GRAPHIC STANDARDS MANUAL

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GRAPHIC STANDARDS MANUAL

Identity Standards Every time someone from Napa Valley College communicates with the public, it contributes to our reputation. Newsletters, fliers, posters, stationery, T-shirts, web sites, social media, displays, and other forms of communication represent not just the individual or program, but the entire College. It is imperative that our visual communications present a clear, consistent image that reflects NVC s quality, professionalism, and mission. The consistent use of our logo also conveys the message that while we operate in several locations, we are indeed one College. This Graphic Standards Manual is a quick resource for maintaining a consistency and integrity when you are producing any communication materials for the college. If you have questions that are not answered in this manual or wish to place a request for assistance, please contact the Office of Institutional Advancement. Thank you for helping NVC maintain a clear and consistent image that supports our mission, an image we all build together and of which we can be proud. 2

Identity Standards Importance and Purpose of Identity Standards This guide is designed to help all members of the campus community to better understand Napa Valley College s core symbols and their appropriate use. In the following pages you will find guidelines for using the college logos. These Napa Valley College logos serve as readily identifiable symbols that reinforce the college s reputation and give a sense of unity to our publications, stationery, website, merchandise, and other forms of communication. It is critical to follow these rules and use only the authorized document templates in order to convey the traits and personality of the College as a brand, and do it consistently. These graphic identifiers may not be used by off-campus groups, or for business or fundraising purposes, without permission. Contact the Office of Institutional Advancement at 707.256.7110 for more information. These graphic identifiers are official logos of Napa Valley College. These are the only logos that should be used to represent the institution s programs and services. Offices and departments at Napa Valley College are asked not to create their own visual identifiers nor should they alter the approved logos in any way. To ensure quality, the logo should be obtained in electronic form from the Office of Institutional Advancement or this website, and not copied from existing uses. The logo should not be copied from webpages because the relatively low resolution of web graphics will cause the logo to look fuzzy when copied to printed publications. As relevant situations arise, updates to these guidelines will be distributed. Any question about this manual and its contents should be directed to Scott Allen, marketing and advertising specialist, 707.256.7111 or sallen@napavalley.edu 3

Brand Messaging Position Overview FIND YOUR FUTURE HERE GET A SUPERIOR EDUCATIOn - Napa Valley College is ranked as one of the top two-year colleges in California among community and private colleges. NVC continues to demonstrate exceptional levels of student success as they transfer to four-year institutions or enter the workforce. TRANSFER to CSUs, UCs and many other public and private colleges and universities. NVC offers 75 degrees and certificates designed to prepare you for transfer to a four-year institution, upgrade your job skills, or prepare you for a career. NVC has 17 Associate Degrees Transfer (ADT) for guaranteed transfer. RECEIVE SPECIALIZED CAREER TRAINING in 48 professional programs for great jobs in our local and regional economy. Outstanding training is offered in viticulture and winery technology, culinary arts, hospitality, respiratory therapy, nursing, welding, machine tool technology, public safety, and many more. TAKE THE FAST-PATH with accelerated learning 8-week classes designed to shorten the time you need to complete graduation and/or transfer requirements. Receive Counseling services and resources to help with educational goals. Get an individualized Education Plan from an NVC academic counselor. Get started on your educational path today. SAVE MONEY with lower per-unit college credit fees compared with CSU and UC. Free for dual enrolled high school students. ATTEND SMALLER CLASSES for more individualized attention, and a 25:1 average student-to-faculty ratio. RECEIVE FINANCIAL AID (EOPS) federal and state aid available year round. We offer over $250,OOO annually in locally supported, needs-based and merit-based scholarships. JOIN numerous clubs, athletic teams, intramural sports, theater, dance, and social programs for after-class enrichment and entertainment. LEARN FROM DEDICATED FACULTY & STAFF who help you make the most of your educational experience. 4

Brand Messaging Mission Statement The mission guides the actions of the College, spells out our overall goal, provides a sense of direction, and guides decision-making. Napa Valley College prepares students for evolving roles in a diverse, dynamic, and interdependent world. The college is an accredited, open-access, degree- and certificate-granting institution that is committed to student achievement through highquality programs and services that are continuously evaluated and improved. The college serves students and the community in the following areas: transfer courses, careertechnical education and training, basic skills, and self-supporting contract education and community education classes. Values Statement The College s Values Statement can often help when creating messaging, by defining what the college is and what we offer potential students and the community. Napa Valley College is a community of people excited about learning, where students are first and foremost in everything we do. We value, model, and encourage: student success honesty creativity integrity adaptability inclusivity responsibility openness to new ideas respect for others health and wellness 5

College Logo Design Elements The NVC logo is the primary identification of our College and as such, it should appear on ALL NVC communications. Templates are available for College documents with the correct logo usage. Use these templates when communicating internally or externally with students, vendors, and the community. It is preferred that the Napa Valley College logo be used in its color format on a white background. When a color format is not practical, the black or white versions on the next page may be used. The logo is not only a symbol, but also a piece of artwork that should not be reproduced in any other color or ever be altered in any way. PMS 5555 PMS 5645 PMS 1255 PMS 5205 PMS 7639 PMS 5225 C 60 M 33 Y 55 K 8 C 40 M 23 Y 38 K 1 C 29 M 43 Y 100 K 6 C 32 M 92 Y 82 K 41 C 43 M 53 Y 43 K 8 C 28 M 35 Y 24 K 6 R 109 G 136 B 119 R 159 G 173 B 158 R 179 G 136 B 6 R 118 G 33 B 36 R 146 G 117 B 121 R 186 G 163 B 171 #6d8877 #9fad9e #b38806 #762124 #927579 #baa3ab 6

College Logo Design Elements Minimum Size The logo should always be used as shown in examples. The logo should not be smaller than one inch in width due to impaired legibility of the words. Promotional materials may use forms of the logo at smaller sizes. Clearspace Around Logo To provide a cushion of empty space around the logo, no item can be closer to the logo than a distance equal to the height or width of the capital N in the logo type. The cushion improves the look of the logo and allows it to stand out from surrounding text and graphics. Allow a cushion around the logo equal to the height or width of the capital N in the logo type. Icon Logo Version An icon-only version of the logo can NOT be used in any piece of Napa Valley College communications. The type face Napa Valley College must be included with the mountain and grape graphic. 7

College Logo Alternate Applications The following examples are of acceptable alternate logo color usages when fullcolor usage is not possible or practical as on a solid colored background or in a newspaper. PMS 5555 C 60 M 33 Y 55 K 8 PMS 1255 C 29 M 43 Y 100 K 6 PMS 5205 C 32 M 92 Y 82 K 41 PMS 7639 C 43 M 53 Y 43 K 8 R 109 G 136 B 119 R 179 G 136 B 6 R 118 G 33 B 36 R 146 G 117 B 121 #6d8877 #b38806 #762124 #927579 White (reversed out of a dark color) For professional printing applications, the NVC logo may be embossed or reproduced using a varnish, but should not exist in any other color configurations than provided in this manual. For specific questions please contact the Office of Institutional Advancement. 8

UVC College Logo Upper Valley Applications The following examples are of acceptable for the Upper Valley NVC logo color usages on a solid colored background or in a newspaper. White (reversed out of a dark color) For professional printing applications, the UVNVC logo may be embossed or reproduced using a varnish, but should not exist in any other color configurations than provided in this manual. For specific questions please contact the Office of Institutional Advancement or the Upper Valley Office of Advancement. 9

College Foundation Logo Alternate Applications The following examples are of acceptable alternate logo color usages when fullcolor usage is not possible or practical as on a solid colored background or in a newspaper. White (reversed out of a dark color) For professional printing applications, the NVC Foundation logo may be embossed or reproduced using a varnish, but should not exist in any other color configurations than provided in this manual. For specific questions please contact the Office of Institutional Advancement or the Foundation Office. 10

NVC Athletics Logo NVC Storm Logo Napa Valley College Athletics publications and information should use the Athletics Logo, The Storm or Storm Athletics variations in a prominent position. The Napa Valley College official logo should appear in conjunction with the Napa Valley College Storm Athletics logo. The college logo may appear in a secondary, but prominent position on all literature, fliers, recruitment brochures, etc. The primary brand identity of the Napa Valley College Storm Athletics teams is Napa Valley College. The college colors, which are green and gold, are represented in the Storm logo. Because the color schemes of the respective logos are in conflict, they should not normally be placed in close proximity. 11

Logo Consistency Using the official logo correctly will maintain consistency and respect for the NVC identity. Please follow the guidelines below. These guidelines also apply to the primary logotype and alternate format versions of the logo. (Please see the following page for examples of DO s and Don t uses.) DO NOT use more than one College, School, Department, Office, etc. logo in the same space. DO s Use the primary form of the logo whenever possible. Maintain the minimum clear space and reproduction size specifications (see page 7). Print the four-color version of the logo on a white background when possible. Consult this style guide when in question. DON T Don t warp or stretch the logo. Don t change the logo s orientation. Don t recreate any elements of the logo. Don t use scanned or photographed copies of the logo. Use the original files. Don t apply any filters, textures, or distortions to the logo. Don t change the logos colors. Don t use the logo on busy photographs or patterns. Don t use the logo on colors with poor contrast or similar colors. Don t place text or shapes within the clear space boundary. Don t contain the logo within a box on the page. Don t create your own companion logo or modify existing companion logos. 12

Logo Usage Logo use examples 13

Typography Typography Arial will be used in college marketing materials in order to create a consistent look across all of our collateral. RECOMMENDED GENERAL USE FONTS FOR DEPARTMENTS: Although you are not limited to Arial, it is commonly available on PC s and can be used for headlines and body copy within the brand standards. Arial ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890 Arial Italic ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890 Arial Bold ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890 Arial Bold Italic ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890 14

Print Shop Location: Warehouse Who We Are - What We Do Print Shop location: Building 4000 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 7:30am - 4:30pm Rick Foley, Duplicating Services Supervisor Gurpreet Singh (Nitu), Printing Services Technician Duplicating Services Supervisor: x7586, email: rfoley@napavalley.edu Email jobs to: rfoley@napavalley.edu. All printing jobs require ordering on departmental forms either by hard copy (forms available in the print shop) or online. What we can do: Copier reproduction Folding (color or black & white) Shrink Wrap (up to 11 x 17) Offset press reproduction NCR forms Collate Assistance with layout & graphic design Staple Test Printing (secured storage) Cutting Print NVC business cards, letterhead, Booklet Making (fold & saddle stitch up envelopes, etc. to 32 pages, two staples on left side, plastic comb binding, 3-hole drill) Print Shop & Graphic Design Do s & Don ts (Do s) Do save a tree and consider the college budget in planning your printing projects. Please try to order an adequate number of copies while avoiding waste. Do consider the economy and print jobs on both sides of the paper. Also consider an alternative to hard copy such as an on-line electronic version. 15

Print Shop Location: Warehouse Do include the college logo and web address for any publicly distributed material. The logo, font or text for the logo may not be altered. If it is placed in what appears to be a unique design, it must be run past the Office of Institution Advancement for approval. Other contact information should also be included, as appropriate. Do make an appointment for consulting services. The graphic designer works on deadlines and does campus photography so please understand that, at times, he may ask you to come back or make an appointment. Do plan ahead and allow adequate lead time for your job. Please do indicate a reasonable due date on your work order form. Allow 24 hours for copy jobs and 7 to 10 days for press jobs, depending on complexity. Do put the correct budget codes on the forms presented to the print shop for job tracking. Jobs can be presented via print form (available in the print shop), online form or e-mail. Do prepare jobs for the Print Shop with an approved and compatible programs such as InDesign. Do double-check your job before it is submitted to printing. We do not proof read your work. We assume it is ready to print. It is expensive and time-consuming to reprint jobs submitted incorrectly. Do remember, most printing costs are charged back to your department! Do respect copyright laws. We cannot reproduce copyright-protected documents such as books. Do have a reason for using color. Full color jobs are expensive to run. Many inhouse fliers or routine collateral pieces should be done in black and white. Do make sure all student generated jobs have the approval of an advisor. Do submit jobs electronically, if possible. (Don ts) Please Don t go behind the Print Shop counter (for safety reasons) or interrupt the printer when he is running the press. If you are uncertain about any aspect of your printing job, don t hesitate to contact Scott (x7111), Rick (x7586), or Nitu (x7587). 16

Stationery Napa Valley College stationery is an example of how our logo can be used to provide a strong, consistent appearance for both internal and external communications. Our stationery collection includes letterhead, business envelopes, and business cards. Business cards are the only item within the Stationery Collection that will have an opportunity to be customized with the individual s name, title and campus contact number. 1/2 1/4 3-3/4 Department Name Arial Bold - 9 point Color: Black 2-1/2 Department Name 2277 Napa-Vallejo Highway Napa, CA 94558 Department Name: Arial Bold - 9 point Color: Black Street Address: Black: Arial Plain - 9 point Leading: 14pt 1/2 2277 Napa-Vallejo Highway, Napa, CA 94558 (707) 256-XXXX www.napavalley.edu Arial Plain - 9 point Leading: 14pt Street Address: Green Phone & address: Black 17

Email Signature Consistent email signatures for @napavalley. edu email accounts are an opportunity to create brand awareness while relaying relevant contact information. In addition, consistent and clear email signatures present a professional appearance for conducting business through email. Please use the following guidelines in creating your @napavalley.edu email account signature in Outlook: Less is more: Email signatures should be under 6 lines. If you feel you need to add more information, use pipes ( ) to separate components adding two spaces between content and pipes. Also, refrain from using quotes or epigraphs in business communications to keep the message professional and to avoid having others assume a particular statement represents the institution. Font: Use 10 or 11-point Calibri which is a standard font on both Mac and PCs and works in all email clients. Non-standard fonts and HTML may not translate across email client platforms and may not be in compliance with ADA standards. Color: Black or dark gray text is preferable and consistent with the NVC branding color pallet. Phone numbers: Include the phone and/or fax numbers you use regularly in an effort to make it easy for others to reach you. Don t include a cell or fax number if it s not something you often use or want to share broadly. Social media: Adding links to social media channels is optional; feel free to promote the main accounts on Facebook and Twitter or your own office, division, or center s accounts. URL conventions: No need to use the www in a URL unless the URL won t work without it. See below for example, napavalley.edu NVC Logo: Include a proportionately appropriate institutional logo for Napa Valley College (see sample below) Additional graphic elements and logos: Other than institutionally reviewed and requested logos, no other logos or graphic elements (clip art) should be included with your NVC institutional email signature 18

Fliers & Posters Using the NVC logo on fliers or posters is an example of how the logo can be applied to provide a strong, consistant appearance for internal and external communications. The logo can be applied in several ways; color, black & white or reversed out of a background. See this manual s previous pages starting on page 9 for the proper use. TIME is RUNNING OUT! to Apply for NVC Scholarships Scholarship Application Deadline February 7, 2017 at 11:59 pm Apply at https://napavalley.awardspring.com/ or go to napavalley.edu, search scholarships NVC provides a variety of scholarships to current students. These scholarships are made possible by the generous donations from the Napa Valley College Foundation and various individuals, organizations, and businesses. Please review the application materials and instructions before you begin. More information is available at the Financial Aid/EOPS Office, Room 1132 19