



Main NASPA Logos
Primary, horizontal, vertical, monochrome, and diamond marks
The NASPA logo is the key building block of our identity. The diamond and accompanying text have a fixed relationship that should never be changed in any way. Use the interactive logo and file helper at the bottom of this page, or use the MarComm request form for specific logo questions.
Our standard full-color lockup. Use on white or light backgrounds.


Use when horizontal space allows. Available with and without tagline.




Use when horizontal space is restricted.




Use on white or light backgrounds when color is not available.






Use on dark or photo backgrounds.






The isolated diamond mark. Use sparingly for social avatars and favicon applications.


Used sparingly as a design element. Do not create your own logo. Use the MarComm request form for specific logo questions.
Use the official horizontal or vertical lockup supplied for each constituent group. Knowledge Communities is shown here as a representative example of the shared structure.
Horizontal lockup
Vertical lockupThe group name changes, but the relationship between the NASPA mark, divider, and constituent group name remains fixed. Always use the approved artwork for your group; do not rebuild the lockup.
Use a co-branded lockup when NASPA and an outside organization are presented as partners on the same communication. Every co-branded use must be approved by the MarComm team before publication. Submit the proposed lockup and its intended use through the MarComm request form.
Place the full primary NASPA logo on the left and the approved partner logo on the right.
Separate the logos with a thin vertical divider and leave clear space equal to the width of the ‘N’ in NASPA on both sides of it.
Keep the logos optically balanced. The partner logo must not appear larger or more prominent than the full NASPA logo.
Use the full-color logos on white or light backgrounds. Use approved white or reverse logos on Navy or another sufficiently dark background.
Do not redraw, recolor, crop, stretch, box, or join the logos with a plus sign, slash, or other symbol.

Example only. Keep clear space equal to the width of the “N” in NASPA on both sides of the divider, and preserve both organizations’ other clear-space requirements.

Example only. Keep clear space equal to the width of the “N” in NASPA on both sides of the divider, and preserve both organizations’ other clear-space requirements.
The NASPA logos CANNOT be altered in any way. Use the MarComm request form with any questions about proper logo usage.











Preview the available logo systems below, then confirm the terms of use before opening the full asset library.




Primary, horizontal, vertical, monochrome, and diamond marks


Official lockups for Regions, Knowledge Communities, and Divisions
Interactive helper
Answer four questions to preview the recommended treatment. This tool points to approved artwork; it does not create or modify a logo.

Use the full primary lockup as the default whenever there is enough room for it to remain legible.
Use a transparent PNG for common office, email, presentation, and social applications.
No additional review is usually needed when an approved NASPA logo is used unchanged.
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