College of Medicine

Identity Symbol

The logo for the Texas A&M Health Science Center and each of its members include four basic elements: the HSC symbol, the system name, the HSC name and the member name.

The college or school name should never appear alone with the symbol without the system name and the HSC name.
The size relationships between the various elements should not be changed. As any part of the symbol is enlarged or reduced, the entire symbol must be altered accordingly.
At no time should the symbol, letters or words be altered or distorted to achieve a special effect.
The HSC symbol may only appear alone if it is used with the system name, the HSC name and the member name elsewhere within the communication or as part of a comprehensive signage program.

The Symbol's Environment

The HSC symbol is not to be combined with the seals or logos of any of its academic units or the HSC Legal Seal. The symbol should be seen in its entirety and should not be obscured by text or art. The symbol should always have a window of space around it, so that background colors or elements do not appear to be part of the HSC symbol. For more information on how to use the symbol within its environment, please refer to the Graphic Standards Manual at http://tamhsc.edu/communications/graphicstyleguide

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