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TTUHSC Identity Guidelines

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Official Identities

Our official identity system consists of three primary types of identities: our Official Seal and Official Signature, our Academic Coat of Arms and Signatures, and our Spirit and Athletic Marks. Each has a distinct role to play within our system. By following these guidelines, you will help to ensure their proper use.

Official Seal and Signature

Official Seal and Signature

The Official Seal and Official Signature are the highest-ranking elements in our three-part identity system. They are reserved for use by the Office of the President of Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center and are used to represent the official business of the university.

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Official Academic Coat of Arms and Signatures

Academic Coat of Arms and Signatures

We've developed a unified academic identity for use by Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, its component schools, departments, programs, centers, institutes, divisions and offices. This identity is derived from our historic Texas Tech Coat of Arms. When used in conjunction with the university name or its component entities, it forms the basis of a unified system of "Academic Signatures" representing the Health Sciences Center and it's academic, administrative and operational units.

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Spirit and Athletic Marks

Spirit and Athletic Marks

The Double T is our most beloved and visible symbol. It is the ultimate representation of the spirit of Texas Tech and is an ongoing reminder of what it means to be a Red Raider. Along with the Masked Rider and other Spirit and Athletic Marks, the Double T is part of an important family of symbols that define who we are.

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Old Logos

Discontinue Use of the Original Health Sciences Center Seal, Coat of Arms, Logotype and Other Campus, Center or Unit Identities.

The original Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center official seal, coat of arms and logotype will no longer be used. In addition, all other academic identities representing regional academic campuses, centers or units of the Health Sciences Center are to be discontinued. Materials bearing them should be replaced with the new Official Seal, Official Signature or appropriate Academic Signature as soon as inventories expire. Mandatory use of the new system will take effect September 1, 2006. Existing identities for the School of Medicine clinical practice plans will remain in place. Contact your campus Office of Communications and Marketing or your school's marketing director.