Guidelines for Using the College Logo
The SUNY Westchester Community College logo is used to identify the institution in official communications and materials. These key points should always be followed:
- The logo should always appear at a size that maintains the legibility and integrity of the wordmark. The minimum logo size is 1″ wide for printed pieces.
- The logo should not appear more than once per page of a communication piece.
- The logo should appear with adequate spacing on all sides. Refer to the Spacing section for details.
- The full-color logo should appear on a white background whenever possible.
- If the logo needs to be displayed directly on a non-white background, the alternate one-color logo is available on the Downloads and Resources page. This one-color logo can be displayed in white, black, or Baltic Blue, over colorful backgrounds and photos.
The logo should always be displayed with adequate spacing on all sides. This spacing should be equivalent to at least the width of the S in the logo.
The primary, full-color logo should always be displayed over a white background. If the college logo needs to be displayed over a non-white background or photo, please use the one-color logo instead of the full-color logo or consider using the logo on a white tab. The one-color logo can be displayed in white, black, or Baltic Blue, over colorful backgrounds and photos. Consider these options to present the logo in a way that preserves legibility and recognition.
Below are the colors used in the logo. Visit the Colors page for more information about the college’s official color palette.
#005889
R:0 G:88 B:137
PMS 301c
C:100 M:35 Y:0 K:40
#d69400
R:214 G:148 B:0
PMS 124u
PMS 131c
C:0 M:40 Y:100 K:10
#efc37c
R:239 G:195 B:124
PMS 156u
PMS 156c
C:0 M:25 Y:60 K:0
#000000
R:0 G:0 B:0
PMS Black
C:50 M:50 Y:50 K:100
When using the college logo, it is vital to display it properly. Do not alter or recreate the logo for your own use. The logo should not be scaled out of proportion or rotated in any manner. Use the files provided on the Downloads and Resources page or reach out to Creative Communications for help.
Common Mistakes
The following are examples of common mistakes to look out for when displaying the logo:






Use the alternate one-color logo available on the Downloads and Resources page for special cases where a colored background is required.
Icon Use
In rare instances, the icon can be used on its own. The icon was developed to stand on its own for branded merchandise and specific cases such as website and app icons but should not be used as a replacement for the full logo in any official communication. Visit the Merchandising page and contact Creative Communications for assistance in using the icon in your special projects.
Wordmark Use
In rare instances, the wordmark can be used on its own. The wordmark was developed to stand on its own for branded merchandise but should not be used as a replacement for the full logo in any official communication. Visit the Merchandising page and contact Creative Communications for assistance in using the wordmark in your special projects.