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The College of New Jersey has only one logo, which is to be used on all external communications by all offices and departments of the College. The logo of The College of New Jersey consists of these elements: a shield, a wordmark, and a color scheme.
  

 
The Shield

The shield incorporates a graceful TCNJ monogram framed by a bar at the top and a curved line on the right side. Together, these suggest a shield, which conveys the idea of a college or university. Leaving the shield open on the left side gives the design a contemporary feel. The monogram is based on the same type-style —Joanna—used for the College name.
         The Wordmark

The full name of the College is set in a custom condensed version of Joanna, a modern serif type by the noted type designer Eric Gill, who described it as "a book face free from all fancy business, with small straight serifs and a spare elegance that makes it notably attractive and distinguished.” This typeface is evocative of the neoclassic design found in much of the campus' architecture. Condensing the type and treating the name as a single line has the effect of visually shortening the name and making it seem less wordy.
 
 
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Please direct any questions to
Cindy Friedman
Director of Marketing and Publications
P) 609.771.2368
F) 609.771.3067
E) cfriedma@tcnj.edu


11/03