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Brand StandardsOctober 2019, version 1.04-1-

A message from President andVice-Chancellor Dr. Ralph NilsonVancouver Island University (VIU) students and graduates are shaping ourworld and contributing to society in some amazing and powerful ways.I am proud of our students and alumni, the staff who support, inspire andencourage them, and the work we do together at VIU.We can all be proud of the recognition we have received across Canadaand around the world for living the values embedded in VIU’s integratedplans and specifically the Academic Plan. This is the result of collectiveefforts of so many people at VIU who care deeply about our students’success, excellence in learning and providing access to university studiesfor those who face significant barriers.VIU’s Brand Standards reflect our institution’s traditions, strengths andvalues. The visual identity you will find in this document has been builton the belief that our people, quality of education and location makeattending or working at VIU a unique experience. Internally, our visualidentity conveys a sense of pride and commitment to a common mission.In order to achieve a consistent identity for VIU, the Marketing, Analytics,Recruitment and Communications (MARCOMM) department is responsiblefor overseeing the brand standards and the incorporated visual identity.I would like to thank the campus-wide community for adopting andfollowing the standards outlined in the Brand Standards. I know as theseguidelines continue to be implemented, we will foster a heightened senseof pride in VIU, unity and common purpose.Dr. Ralph NilsonPresident and Vice-Chancellor

ContentsThe VIU brand1. LogoElementsVariantsTraitsPrimary logosPrimary logo proportionsMinimum sizesLogo coloursTypeLogo knockoutsLogo updateHow to get the VIU logoDo and do notsOther logos2. Unit IdentifiersElementsAreaVariantsTraitsArrangement and layoutUse examplesUsing Unit IdentifiersGetting a Unit Identifier3. Coats of Arms4. Seal5. Paddle graphics6. StationeryBusiness 212131415161718197. Colours20Primary colour21Secondary colour21A note about red21Accent and neutral colours 218. Typography229. Email signatures2410. Tagline2611. Photography28Image guidelines29Photo selection29Photo examples3012. Videography32Video guidelines33Preparing for video3313. Social media35Getting started36Social media basics36Success36Best practices36Evaluate38Social media icons38Personal accounts39Questions?39What’s next?40

The VIU brandVancouver Island University’s (VIU) brand is much more thana logo, some colours or a tagline. Ultimately, our brand is ourpromise, our reputation, how we present ourselves and howwe’re perceived. It’s the emotion sparked in people – students,prospective students, employees, community members; whenthey think about VIU, what do they feel?It’s important to note what happens when we fail to presentour brand effectively and consistently. We can confuse theintended audience with mixed messaging, erode trust andundermine the integrity and professionalism of the institution,missing the opportunity to appropriately and effectivelypresent our programs or initiatives.VIU is a values-based institution. Our brand standards areshaped by these values along with the mission and vision asoutlined in VIU’s Academic Plan: Access to Excellence.These standards were developed to help all universityemployees, and any sanctioned partners, consistentlyrepresent VIU in all communications – from marketing andadvertising materials, to social media and web content, to faceto-face interactions. Please make time to read and understandthem. They will continue to evolve and grow as VIU does.Communicating VIU’s brand consistently and effectively,in visuals as well as in the messages we share, sets ourinstitution apart from others. It strengthens and increases thebrand’s equity over time and makes VIU stronger and moreunified. Post-secondary education is a highly competitive fieldlocally, nationally and internationally. As we compete to attractstudents, employees and important partnerships, it is crucialto the institution’s long-term success that we present a unifiedand distinct brand.Questions about the VIU brand? The Strategic Marketingdepartment is here to help. Contact us by email atstrategic.marketing@viu.ca, or call at 250.740.6443.Thank you for making the VIU brand a priority in yourcommunications.-1-

1. LogoVIU’s logo is all about location. As a special purpose teachinguniversity tasked with serving our local communities, wherewe are contributes heavily to who we are. The logo’s icon iscomposed of two parts; the upper half depicts mountains, anever present part of the landscape of Vancouver Island andcoastal British Columbia, while the lower half representsthe ocean and morphs into a stylized half maple leaf torepresent our connection to Canada. The shades of blueconnote creativity, relaxation, dependability, strength andtrustworthiness. The icon has come to represent the deeprespect for the traditional First Nations lands upon which VIUstudents, employees and community members gather to learn,teach, research, live and share knowledge.-2-

1.01ElementsColourFull-colour Has colour beyond black and white Used for most products that are produced in colour (some exceptions apply,contact Strategic Marketing for details)Black and white Colour is only black and white Used for black and white productsWhite (not shown) Logo is all white with a transparent icon Used in special applications only (contact Strategic Marketing for details)The official VIU logo, our trademarked graphic identifier, is composed of threeelements: the icon, the type and the background (or clear space). These threeelements form the whole of the logo and have been developed to work together;no element should be altered nor should the icon be used on its own.IconBackgroundType1.02VariantsVIU’s logo comes in a variety of styles and arrangements, each with its ownapplication. There are four traits; text, colour, arrangement and appearance,with each having two or three ways it can appear. Every unique combinationof traits creates a distinct variant of the logo with specific use restrictions(see Traits, below, for details).1.03Full-colourArrangementVertical Logo has the icon stacked above the text This is the primary arrangement of the logo, used whenever is it feasibleHorizontal Logo has icon, contained within a square, placed to the left of the text Used only in instances where a vertical logo would be unsuitableTraitsTextFull-name Has Vancouver Island University spelled out in full Used whenever the audience is unlikely to know “VIU” stands for VancouverIsland University and for formal or ceremonial occasionsInitials Has the text “VIU” instead of full-name Used for audiences familiar with VIUFull-nameBlack and whiteVerticalInitials-3-Horizontal

AppearanceNot all possible trait combinations exist as approved VIU logos. The full list ofofficial variants is as follows, with the primary logos in bold:Standard Has colour text and icon on white background Used when the surrounding background is whiteReverse Has white text and icon on blue or black background Appropriate in most applicationsKnockout (transparent background) (not shown) White, black or blue text and icon on non-standard or non-reversebackgrounds See Logo knockouts for detailsStandard1.04Reverse 1.05Full-name, full-colour, vertical, standardInitials, full-colour, vertical, standardFull-name, full-colour, vertical, reverseInitials, full-colour, vertical, reverseFull-name, black and white, vertical, standardInitials, black and white, vertical, standardFull-name, black and white, vertical, reverseInitials, black and white, vertical, reverseFull-name, full-colour, horizontal, reverseInitials, full-colour, horizontal, reverseFull-name, black and white, horizontal, reverseInitials, black and white, horizontal, reverseFull name, white, horizontal, reverseInitials, white, horizontal, reversePrimary logo proportionsProper proportions for the logo depend upon which version is being used.The full-name logo is based on a 1, 2, 3 arrangement (where the height of thetext and icon together equal 1x, the height of the background rectangle is twicethat at 2x, and the width is 3x). The initials version has a square background,employing a 1, 2, 2 system.Primary logosThese four versions of the logo are considered the primary logos and should beused whenever possible. Other variants are to be used only when none of theprimary options are suitable for a given application.1x2x3x-4-1x2x2x

1.06Minimum sizes1.08Minimum sizes are specified so that the logo is legible and rendered accuratelyacross a range of media. Different variants of the logo have different minimumsizes. If you are uncertain about the requirements, please contact the StrategicMarketing department for further information.The logo uses VIU’s official type family Proxima Nova in two weights, bold for thetext ‘Vancouver Island’ and semibold for the text ‘University’.For print and physical products (not including apparel) Full-name, vertical variants require a minimum width of 1.125 (1 ⅛) inches Initials, vertical variants require a minimum width of 0.875 (⅞) inches Horizontal variants require a minimum height of 0.375 (⅜) inchesFor digital uses Full-name, vertical variants require a minimum width of 100 pixels Initials, vertical variants require a minimum width of 70 pixels Horizontal variants require a minimum height of 35 pixelsProxima Nova BoldProxima Nova Semibold1.09Generally, logo knockouts will only be approved: if there is a solid rationale for why it is required (personal preference is notconsidered valid reasoning) if other VIU logo options would not be suitable to use instead with the use of an initials version of the logo. If the audience is too formal orunfamiliar with VIU for use of an initials version of the logo then more strictbranding constraints are required.In some cases it may be necessary to use a logo at a size smaller than theseminimums. Before doing so, please contact Strategic Marketing for assistanceand approval.Logo coloursDark BlueBright BlueCMYK: 100, 48, 12, 58CMYK: 100, 13, 1, 2RGB: 0, 59, 92RGB: 0, 133, 202Hex: 003B5CHex: 0085CAPantone: 302Pantone:Process BlueLogo knockoutsIn some circumstances it may be appropriate to use the icon and text of VIU’slogo without the standard white or blue background. This application of the logorequires special consideration and is only permissible on a case-by-case basiswith the approval of the Strategic Marketing department.For apparel Full-name, vertical variants require a minimum width of 3 inches Initials, vertical variants require a minimum width of 2 inches Horizontal variants require a minimum height of 0.75 (3 ₄) inches1.07Type-5-

1.10Logo updateGoing forwardAll VIU materials must use the current logo. Where there is little or no cost toupdate materials with the current logo, please do so. (Examples: marketingmaterials, posters, email signatures, presentations, internal and externaldocuments.) Items featuring the old logo that have significant replacementcosts will be updated at their end-of-life or as budgets permit.In the spring of 2016 VIU launched an updated version of its logo. The new logofeatures an updated icon and incorporates VIU’s typography standards, whichwere introduced around the same time.What changedTypographyThe easiest way to tell if you are using the new, updated logo is to examine thetext. The new logo uses a sans-serif typeface for all text. The text is larger andbolder than in the previous version.1.11The VIU logo, along with the VIU Logo Quick Guide, can be downloaded from theVIU website at adm.viu.ca/marcomm/resources. If you have questions about howto use the logo, please contact Strategic Marketing at strategic.marketing@viu.ca.IconThe logo’s icon also received some revisions. The mountains in the top half wereredrawn with mostly straight lines and clearer definition of the mountain’s peaks.The bottom half was altered to enhance some of the small details in the points ofthe leaf.Other changesThe logo’s proportions and presentation were standardized across the full suiteof logos for better brand consistency.Old VIU logo – 2008-2016How to get the VIU logoCurrent VIU logo – 2016-present2311. The new fonts are the easiest change to spot2. The top of the icon is taller, more geometric and the mountain peaks are more separated3. Changes to the icon make details more clear at small sizes and on digital displaysWhy the changes were madeUpdates to the logo were made to improve its clarity at small sizes, especially fordigital screens; to increase its visual strength so it stands out more when placedadjacent to other logos; and to provide consistency in presentation.-6-

1.12Dos and do nots1.13Other logosThe are several special case or affiliated logos and graphics incorporated intoVIU’s brand. They include the following:Do: Use an initials version of the logo for local area and on-campus applications Use a current version of the logo for all new or updated materials Contact Strategic Marketing if you have any questionsCampus logosDo not:VIU AlumniDo not change the colour of anypiece of the logo.The High School at VIUDo not squish or stretchthe logo in any way.VANCOUVER ISLANDUNIVERSITYSPORTS NIGHTDo not alter the logo fonts.Do not add any text to the logo(this includes department names).Do not modify or replace thelogo’s icon.Do not separate the icon from therest of the logo nor use it on its own.Do not remove, or make transparent,the logo’s background colour.Do not have other graphics,text or logos overlap the logo’sbackground space.VIU MarinersShq’apthutA Gathering Place-7-ElderCollegeMilner Gardens & Woodland

2. Unit IdentifiersScholarship, Research,and Creative ActivityThe unit identifier system is used to highlight and recognizespecific areas within VIU, such as departments, programs orfaculties, in a flexible yet consistent manner within the corebranding structure.-8-

2.01ElementsAn exception to this is when the word department is necessary to provideclarity (e.g.: Theatre Department instead of just Theatre as that could meanthe building or a department). Exceptions will be evaluated on a case bycase basis by the Strategic Marketing team. Abbreviations and initials should be avoided (e.g.: Masters of BusinessAdministration not MBA). Non-Masters programs are not eligible for their own unit identifier. Names that include the word and should spell out and as opposed to usingan ampersand (&).Unit identifiers have two or three distinct elements depending on the version.The standard version has three pieces: the logo, a separator line and an area’s ordepartment’s name.123Faculty ofSocial SciencesFormatting and presentationIn order to accommodate the large variety of department and area names,there are several different ways the names may appear in a unit identifier. Thestandard arrangements are:1. The standard, initials, vertical logo (with the colour trait varying depending on the application)2. The separator line3. An area or department’s name One line:The reverse version has two elements: the logo and the area’s or departmentsname. The separator line is not required here since the logo’s background shapeis always defined by the blue background square. One line plus small text:12Faculty of Two line:Social Sciences1. The reverse, initials, vertical logo (with the colour trait varying depending on the application)2. An area or department’s name2.02 Two line plus small text:Area namesConventionsFor consistency in the presentation of department and area names theseconventions should be followed: Names that include the text Centre of/for, Faculty of, or Office of at thebeginning of their name will have that part of the their name displayedin small text above the rest of their name (see Faculty of Social Scienceexample above). The word department is omitted from names whenever possible(e.g.: Printing and Duplicating not Printing and Duplicating Department).-9-

2.032.04Variants2.05Arrangement and layoutLike the VIU logo, unit identifiers come in a number of variations. The unitidentifiers have three traits that can change: colour, orientation and appearance(see Traits for details).The unit identifier layout is based on the proportions of the vertical initialsversion of VIU’s logo. The exact arrangement of the elements of the unitidentifiers changes slightly depending on the version.Contact Strategic Marketing to learn which variation may work for yourrequirements, and request a Unit Identifier designed for your area.For the standard, one-line version:1. The separator line extends vertically from the baseline of the “VIU” text inthe logo to the top of that text2. The separator line is horizontally positioned right on the edge of the logo’sbackground space. The width of space between the “VIU” text and theseparator line is mirrored between the line and the area’s name3. The area’s name is vertically centered along the separator lineTraitsColourFull-colour Features VIU’s primary blue and, for some versions, the accent blue as wellSingle colour The unit identifier is all one colour, typically black or white Used only when a full-colour version would be unsuitable13OrientationThe logo’s outline shown for demonstration purposes only.It is not typically visible for standard variants of the logo.2Left-hand Area’s name appears to the left of the VIU logoCentered Area’s name appears centered below the VIU logo Does not have a separator line, even in the standard version Only for use when a left- or right-hand version would be unsuitableRight-hand Area’s name appears to the right of the VIU logo1x1xFor the standard, one-line version with small text:1. The separator line extends vertically from the baseline of the “VIU” text inthe logo to the same vertical location as the second left most point of theleaf part of the logo’s icon2. The separator line is horizontally positioned right on the edge of the logo’sbackground space. The width of space between the “VIU” text and theseparator line is mirrored between the line and the area’s name3. The area’s name is vertically centered along the separator lineAppearanceStandard Features a standard version of VIU initials logo Includes a separator line except in the centered version Area’s name is displayed in the typeface Proxima Nova MediumReverse Features a reverse version of VIU initials logo No separator line in any variants Area’s name is displayed in the typeface Proxima Nova Bold13The logo’s outline shown for demonstration purposes only.It is not typically visible for standard variants of the logo.21x- 10 -1x

2. The area’s name is vertically positioned with the lower line sharing thebaseline of the logo’s “VIU” textFor the standard, two-line version:1. The separator line extends vertically from the baseline of the “VIU” text inthe logo to align with the lower right tip of the icon2. The separator line is horizontally positioned right on the edge of the logo’sbackground space. The width of space between the “VIU” text and theseparator line is mirrored between the line and the area’s name3. The area’s name is vertically centered along the separator line21121xFor the standard, two-line version with small text:11. The separator line extends vertically from the baseline of the “VIU” text inthe logo to the top of the left mountain peak in the logo’s icon2. The separator line is horizontally positioned right on the edge of the logo’sbackground space. The width of space between the “VIU” text and theseparator line is mirrored between the line and the area’s name3. The area’s name is vertically centered along the separator line11x1xFor left-hand orientations: The same positioning principles apply, just occurring on the opposite sideof the logo The area’s name will be set with the text flush-right instead of flush-leftThe logo’s outline shown fordemonstration purposes only.It is not typically visible forstandard variants of the logo.3The logo’s outline shown for demonstration purposes only.It is not typically visible for standard variants of the logo.21x1xThe logo’s outline shown for demonstration purposes only.It is not typically visible for standard variants of the logo.21x1x31xFor centered orientations:For all reverse versions (both one- and two-line variants with and withoutsmall text): These are special case use only. If you believe one is required for your work,please contact Strategic Marketing at strategic.marketing@viu.ca orlocal 6443.1. The area’s name is horizontally positioned at an equal distance from theedge of the logo as the “VIU” text is in the opposite direction- 11 -

2.06Use examples2.07Below are a few examples of unit identifiers in use.Using the Unit IdentifiersThe majority of the time, the only graphic representation that is required torepresent the activities of VIU faculties, programs, areas and departments(“units”) in promotional and marketing materials is the primary VIU logo.The University’s brand is the most powerful when all entities within theinstitution are represented as part of a single, united brand ‘family’.In some instances, however, units within VIU require graphics to use in situationswhere it is deemed important to communicate the unit’s identity. To ensurebrand consistency when communicating both VIU and the unit, StrategicMarketing has developed the Unit Identifier system. The Unit Identifiers helpbuild brand association and visual clarity when used effectively.education.viu.caHere, a left-hand, standard version of the unit identifier for the Faculty of Education is shownin the footer of a poster.Unit Identifiers also serve to replace unauthorized graphics, or unauthorizedsub-brands used by some units at VIU.Unit Identifiers may be used when referencing a VIU faculty, program or area inmarketing materials, posters, presentations and some documents. UnitIdentifiers should only be used when the audience viewing the material isalready familiar with VIU, as per the usage restrictions for the initials version ofthe logo in section 1.03, Traits, on page 3.In this example a right-hand, reverse unit identifierfor the Centre for Innovation and Excellence inLearning is shown at the top of a brochure.2018-19Sessionsfor facultyIf you have questions about how to use the Unit Identifier in your print or digitalmaterials, contact Strategic Marketing at strategic.marketing@viu.ca2.08Getting a Unit IdentifierTo request a Unit Identifier, please create a Job Request. Strategic Marketingwill create the artwork for you. Please do not attempt to create a Unit Identifieron your own.Here, a single colour unit identifier for Forestry is displayed on a T-shirt. In some cases, as forsome types of apparel, printing is done in only one colour.- 12 -

3. Coat of ArmsAn important symbol of VIU’s history and legacy is its coat ofarms. Armorial bearings, such as a coat of arms (sometimescalled a crest), are considered honours granted from theCanadian Crown. The Vancouver Island University coat of armswas developed by the Canadian Heraldic Authority originallyfor Malaspina University-College and was officially adoptedon May 20, 1995. The coat of arms is limited to specific formaluses, including formal communications from the President,Chancellor, Senate and Board of Governors.The coat of arms is used for ceremonial purposes suchas convocation, in formal invitations and in authorizedcommemorative gifts or products.Use of the coat of arms must be approved by the AssociateVice-President, MARCOMM.- 13 -

4. SealThe official Vancouver Island University seal features the shieldelements from the institutional coat of arms, and is used for themost formal expressions of the university’s identity, primarily toauthorize parchments awarded to graduates. Due to its natureas an element involved in the formalizing of degree-granting,and as the official identification of the university on contractsand other legal documents, the has very limited uses outsideof these primary functions. Questions around appropriate useof the seal may be directed to the Office of the Registrar or theAssociate Vice-President, MARCOMM.- 14 -

5. Paddle graphicsChief Shawn A-in-chut Atleo gifted each of VIU’s threecampuses and one centre with a hand-carved First Nationspaddle when he was installed as VIU’s first Chancellor inSeptember 2008. The yellow cedar paddles were designedand carved by Vancouver Island artist Brian Bob, from theQwuyutsapulth people, Coast Salish. These paddles areprominently displayed during VIU celebrations and events asa reminder that we are on a journey together at VIU with ourcommunities, our students and our employees.Use of the paddle as a graphic in VIU materials shouldbe limited to formal or ceremonial purposes, such asconvocation. When the paddle graphic is used, it shouldbe accompanied by an explanation on its origin andsignificance to the institution.- 15 -

Firstname Lastname MBA PhDPosition Title (maximum one line)Department/Area Name (maximum one line)Email.Address@viu.caph: 250.123.4567 local: 6767fax: 250.123.4567viu.ca900 Fifth Street, NanaimoBritish Columbia, V9R 5S5, Canada6. StationeryUse of VIU’s stationery package enhances the University’sprofessional image and strengthens the brand. Stationery,both printed and electronic, and business cards are universallyused across VIU’s campuses.Program NameVancouver Island University900 Fifth Street, Nanaimo, BC, V9R 5S5, CanadaVANCOUVER ISLAND UNIVERSITY900 Fifth Street, Nanaimo, British Columbia, V9R 5S5, Canada Ph: 250.753.3245 viu.ca- 16 -

6.01Business cardsOther versionsThere are several official versions of business cards for the VIU community:VIU’s business card is designed as an easy and consistent method for membersof the VIU community to share their VIU contact information. The business cardis NOT designed or intended to serve as a vehicle to promote the servicesan area has available. If you require a product to promote events or services,please contact the Strategic Marketing department to discuss creating a specificproduct to address your needs. one each for the Nanaimo, Cowichan, Powell River and Parksville/Qualicumcampuses or centres a version for graduate students a version sharing the contact information of a department or area instead ofan individualAbout VIU web addressesBusiness cards can be ordered by contacting Printing & Duplicating(email: printing@viu.ca, local: 6209)As there is limited space on VIU business cards, we suggest you use yourfaculty, area or department’s web address, if space permits, or simply use viu.ca.If your area has a web address that is required on the card, but which exceedsthe space allowed for a web address, contact the web department to requestan abbreviated URL that is clear and concise for recipients of your card.What information goes on a business card?The standard business card should have: an individual’s first and last nametheir position at VIUwhich department or area they work ina method to contact them (email address or phone number)a relevant VIU web address (see note in next column)the address of the relevant VIU campus or centreVIU’s logoFirstname Lastname MBA PhDPosition Title (maximum one line)Department/Area Name (maximum one line)Optionally, the individual’s credentials can be noted following their name.Additional contact information, up to one email address and two contactnumbers (office phone, cell, fax, toll-free, etc.), can be included on the card.Email.Address@viu.caph: 250.123.4567 local: 6767fax: 250.123.4567viu.caBusiness card backs900 Fifth Street, NanaimoBritish Columbia, V9R 5S5, CanadaApproved uses of the back of the business card include: translation of contact information into another languagean area to write details of appointmentsimportant program accreditation informationalternative contact information (for employees with multiple positions at VIU)The standard template for the VIU Nanaimo business card with marginsand logo space indicated via dotted lines.Other uses for the back may be appropriate in some situations. These will beevaluated by Strategic Marketing on a case-by-case basis.* Printing a two-sided business card will increase the production costs.- 17 -

6.02LetterheadPrinted letterhead can be ordered by contacting Printing & Duplicating(email: printing@viu.ca, local: 6209) while digital versions can be obtainedby submitting a job request to the Strategic Marketing department.VersionsThe letterhead exists in several versions. There are versions for each of thefour campuses or centres along with some customized versions for specificareas that require specific, non-standard contact information listed (for example,Advancement and Alumni Relations requires their charitable organizationnumber shown).For most departments and purposes the generic version for your specificcampus should be appropriate. If you feel you require a unique version, pleasecontact the Strategic Marketing department to discuss this.Set upThe letterhead is set up with standard one-inch margins on all four sides. In theupper right corner a portion of the VIU logo does extend beyond the marginsinto the content space. Effort must be taken to ensure no type or images collidewith the logo here.Dos and do notsDo: Create a PDF of correspondence drafted on VIU letterhead before sending A sk questions if you’re uncertain about the uses for VIU letterheadDo not: Provide Microsoft Word copies of the digital letterhead to anyone who is nota VIU employeeVANCOUVER ISLAND UNIVERSITYQuestions?900 Fifth Street, Nanaimo, British Columbia, V9R 5S5, Canada Ph: 250.753.3245 viu.caIf you’re unsure about the appropriate way to use the letterhead contactStrategic Marketing at strategic.marketing@viu.ca or local 6443.The standard template for the

Business cards 17 Letterhead 18 Envelopes 19 7. Colours 20 Primary colour 21 . Social media basics 36 Success 36 Best practices 36 Evaluate 38 Social media icons 38 Personal accounts 39 Questions? 39 What’s next? 40 - 1 - The VIU brand Vancouver Island University’s (VIU) bran

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