Advocacy: Support and promote public health policies and initiatives. Engagement: Encourage public involvement and support. We invite you to download and share these logos to help spread the message.

CPH Faculty, Staff & Students: An official logo should be used, when applicable, on all public visual representations of the College of Public Health produced by CPH faculty, staff, and students.

Templates provide a consistent, reliable visual identity for the school's internal and external communication. Do not modify the design, style, or size of the templates. Use of our templates, including the school's letterhead, are restricted to official business purposes.

This version is the primary School of Global Public Health logo to be used by default on all internal and external communications. It is also best used for outside audiences where the full name adds additional information. It is used when the communications would benefit from a more formal approach. Download EPS; Download JPG; Download PNG

The College of Public Health and its academic and administrative units are part of the University of Iowa brand and must align with the institutional visual identity. To download, right click on the logo link below that is appropriate for your needs.

Download our approved CPH logos by college, departments, and centers.

Before using an ASPPH logo, please be sure to follow our basic rules: The logo colors for ASPPH visual identity system are dark blue and blue (Pantone 2965 and Pantone 314). Equivalent color formulas for CMYK and RGB are provided below. Provide at least as much padding around the logo as what we’ve displayed below.

The School of Public Health’s logo suite conveys the academic excellence of Brown University. The logo is offered in both horizontal and vertical orientation, in full color and black and white iterations. We encourage all students, staff and faculty to adhere to the logo usage guide. Download Logos

The School of Public Health logo consists of the Soul Catcher emblem to the left of the wordmark reading “School of Public Health / University of Washington” or, in some cases, just “School of Public Health” (see below).

In contrast, Pitt Public Health is our informal name/logo and most appropriately used for internal audiences or on a local or regional level. Below are samples of both logos and the range of colors that are deemed acceptable by Pitt's University Communications and Marketing office.