University Communications

Stacked Logo

Wordmark

Typemark

Standard logos are available in Photoshelter, if you do not have access yet, you can request access through the University Communications Wrike form.

Level One Logos for Colleges and Administrative Divisions and Departments

Level one logos are available in PhotoShelter.

Level Two Logos for Academic Departments and Administrative Services

Level two logos are available in PhotoShelter.

To learn more, view the full list of the Level One and Level Two sub-branded logos.

Level Three Logos for Academic Centers and Institutes, and Student Serving Programs

Level three logos are created using the Canva template by the department designated Canva user and submitted for approval to University Communications using the Canva workflow. In order to present both a consistent university brand while allowing flexibility and individual expression, use a related icon/visual of consistent line weight and style, presented in a bay blue circle and ocean blue stroke along with the CSUMB wave element, wordmark and as shown typographic treatement for level-three sub-brand marks.

Accademic Centers and Insititutes, and student serving programs may either choose an icon from the Font Awesome icon collection that is not already assigned to another program or they may choose to have no icon. If selecting no icon, then the wave mark and vertical rule are also removed from the design. View list of non-available icons.

Level Four Logos for Campus Affiliate Non-Profits and Programs, Projects, and Grants Contractually Obligated to use Trademarked Logos

Level four logos are made by request to University Communications using the project request form. Copies of contracts and other documentation is required prior to the use of a Trademarked Logo not owned by Cal State Monterey Bay.

Degree Granting College and Academic Program LockUp

These marks may only be comprised of the degree granting college Level one mark paired with the official name of the degree as it is listed in the Catalogue.

All other Programs, Projects, and Sub-units.

All other programs, projects, and sub-units on campus who do not meet the qualifications above for sub-branded logos, may use typeset text appropriately spaced from the logo observing at least the required minimum clear space. Suggested arrangements are provided below but are conceptual examples only. The requirements of typeset text identifiers are that they use the university fonts and colors, and they may not be juxtaposed to a graphic as to create a logo. (ie. They must be created of only text.)

Unacceptable Logo Modifications