These address blocks are used for printed pieces other than the business system, for example, large envelopes, mailers, postcards and foldover brochures that are mailed. Secondary type is limited to college, department, units and service distinctions, or address blocks. The type for college distinctions must be set in Frutiger bold. The type for departments and address blocks must be set in Perpetua. All secondary type must be in the same maroon or black ink as the logo. Refer to the official color palette for color and ink standards.
Secondary Type Usage for Colleges, Schools, and Departments
In this example, secondary type for the college and department is centered under the signature. The type for college distinctions must be set in Frutiger bold. The type for departments and address blocks must be set in Perpetua. This configuration can be used in documents to identify the college or department of origin.
Flush Left Address Block
The distance between the signature and first line of text is 1/4 X from the baseline of the signature.
Centered Address Block
In this case, the name of the college or school is the first name below the signature, followed by the department name.
