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Stationery Specifications Identity Standards (PDF)
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Identity StandardsStationery SpecificationsAll stationery materials – letterhead, envelopes and business cards – must be printed by Printing and Graphic Services in Springfield or the SIUC Printing and Duplicating Services. Examples of the stationery materials are below. Letterhead (sample of School of Medicine letterhead) Other information appears centered at the bottom of the page. Items at the bottom of the page are separated by vertical spacers and are center justified. No periods are used in the letterhead format (e.g., street address and degrees). First line (bold) Second line Third line Fourth line Letterhead for SIU HealthCare (formerly SIU Physicians & Surgeons) uses the HealthCare version (sample of HealthCare letterhead) of the logo with a hairline between the logo and the tagline. Design standards for the School of Medicine logo also apply to the SIU HealthCare version. A list of members of the department may be placed on the left hand side of the page, with the names right justified within the column. Titles are in italic type. Program or division names are printed in boldface type. Envelopes (sample of envelopes) First line Second line Envelopes for SIU HealthCare use the HealthCare version of the logo with the tagline underneath. The logo and tagline are printed in green. The department, division or clinic name is on the first line of text. The last line uses the same items as the last line of the School’s version. Business Cards (sample of business cards) Top Section Second line (black) Bottom section Second line (black) Third line (black) Fourth line (black) Fifth line (black) All elements on the business card are separated by green vertical spacers. No periods are used in the business card format (e.g., street address or degrees). All items on the business card are center justified. Business cards for SIU HealthCare follow the same format but use the HealthCare version of the logo with the hairline and tagline under the logo. Business cards that must contain a lot of text have formatting requirements that are adjusted. |