Guidance by role

For Partners & the General Public

The guidelines are public so partners, vendors, media, and community members can understand how NASPA presents itself. Public access does not automatically grant permission to use NASPA names, logos, trademarks, or source assets.

You may

  • Read and reference the public brand guidance.
  • Use NASPA's approved organizational description when attribution is appropriate.
  • Use approved materials for the exact purpose covered by written permission.

Ask first

  • Placing the NASPA logo beside another organization's logo.
  • Using NASPA marks in advertising, sponsorships, merchandise, products, or endorsements.
  • Redistributing source files or adapting an asset for a new purpose.

How to request permission

  1. Step 1

    Describe the use

    Explain where the NASPA name or logo will appear and who will see it.

  2. Step 2

    Share the context

    Include the event, campaign, partnership, publication, or product involved.

  3. Step 3

    Provide a proof

    Send a PDF, image, or review link showing the complete proposed use.

  4. Step 4

    Wait for approval

    Do not publish, print, manufacture, or distribute until approval is provided in writing.

Contact the MarComm team

Include your organization, intended use, placement, deadline, and a visual proof when one is available.

Request permission

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