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Logo with and <strong>without</strong> tagline (below), font is Classic Roman and colors are JCSU Gold and<br />
Blue. If needed, the logo may be all white, JCSU Gold, JCSU Blue or all black.<br />
The University name cannot be different colors – every word is the same matching color.<br />
There needs to be space around the logo – it cannot be covered by other text, images or design.<br />
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“U” in University is capitalized throughout text in reference to our University not in general<br />
terms such as “The meaning of an urban University is…”<br />
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No use of the symbol “&” unless it is part of a company‟s logo – spell out “and”<br />
Elfred Anthony Pinkard – ALWAYS spelled out – NEVER abbreviate his middle name.<br />
School colors are written EXACTLY as Gold and Blue<br />
Gold is Pantone 7406 and Blue is Pantone 296<br />
Our school name is spelled out completely as <strong>Johnson</strong> C. Smith University.<br />
We never omit the word University. A period is always placed after the „C.‟<br />
The Golden Bull is never on collateral by itself <strong>without</strong> our full school name, logo, or Golden<br />
Bulls if an Athletics item. Only approved Golden Bull image to use is below.<br />
The Golden Bull cannot be altered, dressed up, or have other images or text added to the body.<br />
The Golden Bull is always the gold color but can be in black and white or outlined.<br />
Examples:<br />
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JCSU has the school name spelled out under it – the letters are not to be used by themselves.<br />
The url is www.jcsu.edu<br />
___ The general phone number is 704-378-1000<br />
___ Address is 100 Beatties Ford Rd. <strong>Charlotte</strong>, NC 28216<br />
___ Year established should always be 1867 not 67<br />
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Lowercase uptown <strong>Charlotte</strong>; <strong>uppercase</strong> <strong>Uptown</strong> <strong>when</strong> <strong>referring</strong> <strong>without</strong> <strong>Charlotte</strong>
Proper use of the word Alumni<br />
ALUMNUS - This is a male who has graduated or has earned the required number of credits. It<br />
is a singular term, <strong>referring</strong> to one person, who is male.<br />
ALUMNA - This is a female who has graduated or has earned the required number of credits. It<br />
is a singular term, <strong>referring</strong> to one person, who is female.<br />
ALUMNI - This is a plural term, <strong>referring</strong> to a group or groups of two or more males only<br />
and/or groups of males and females who have graduated or earned the required credits.<br />
ALUMNAE - This is a plural term, <strong>referring</strong> exclusively to a group or groups of two or more<br />
females who have graduated or earned the required credits.<br />
State abbreviations in AP style differ from the two-letter ZIP code abbreviations. Here is how each state<br />
is abbreviated in AP style:<br />
State Abbreviations<br />
Ala. Conn. Ind. Mass. Mont. N.M. Ore. Tenn. Wis.<br />
Ariz. Del. Kan. Mich. Neb. N.Y. Pa. Vt. Wyo.<br />
Ark. Fla. Ky. Minn. Nev. N.C. R.I. Va.<br />
Calif. Ga. La. Miss. N.H. N.D. S.C. Wash.<br />
Colo. Ill. Md. Mo. N.J. Okla. S.D. W. Va.<br />
The following states are not abbreviated in datelines or text:<br />
Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Ohio, Texas, Utah, District of Columbia<br />
AP style does not require the name of a state to accompany the names of the following 30 cities:<br />
Cities Not Requiring State Names<br />
Atlanta<br />
Dallas Las Vegas New York Salt Lake<br />
City<br />
Baltimore Denver Los Angeles Oklahoma City San Antonio<br />
Boston Detroit Miami Philadelphia San Diego<br />
Chicago<br />
Honolulu Milwaukee Phoenix San<br />
Francisco<br />
Cincinnati Houston Minneapolis Pittsburgh Seattle<br />
Cleveland Indianapolis New Orleans St. Louis Washington<br />
When writing for campus or for JCSU publications, do not use N.C. after <strong>Charlotte</strong>, except for<br />
news releases.