INSTITUTIONAL USE

NON-INSTITUTIONAL USE

THE BISON ALWAYS CHARGES FORWARD ON APPAREL
To indicate that SKC is always moving forward, when presented on the sides of apparel the Bison must point to the front.
The exception to this rule is with the “Institutional” use of the Charging Bison Logo. In this case only the arrangement for small logo embroidery is acceptable.
OFFICIAL BISON GEAR COLORS
As we are aiming for a consistent representation of Salish Kootenai College this carries over to the clothes that bear its name and marks. The officially approved apparel colors for SKC are Black, Vegas Gold, White, and Grey (there are various shades of grey that can be used).
There are occasions that a garment with a different color may be acceptable, but these will be few and far between. If specific circumstances arise that may require a different colored garment please submit the garment color, design and purpose to the marketing committee for approval. These deviations will be reviewed on a case by case basis.

EVENT & FUNDRAISER GEAR
THIS SECTION IS UNDER REVIEW AND INFORMATION NOT COMPLETELY ACCURATE
There are many times when a department, program, or student group organizes an event. These events often take place on campus, or are organized with SKC resources. Events such as awareness campaigns, fun runs, fundraisers, concerts do not fall under the official Bison Gear banner and as such do not need to be in official SKC colors. Although there are no requirements for apparel colors in these instances, we still need to adhere to the naming conventions and logo usage for official SKC marks . For instance, if using the Charging Bison Institutional logo alone or with a department name mark, the logo can only be in white, black or vegas gold. Using the words “Salish Kootenai College” “SKC” or “Bison” in other than Lithos and Source Sands Pro is acceptable in these cases. Likewise, there are no guidelines for specific ink colors. Non-institutional event/fundraiser gear should still be submitted to the Marketing Committee for review to ensure SKC’s standards are met.
Although there are no requirements for apparel colors in these instances, we still need to adhere to the naming conventions and logo usage for official SKC marks . For instance, if using the Charging Bison Institutional logo alone or with a department name mark, the logo can only be in white, black or vegas gold.Using the words “Salish Kootenai College” “SKC” or “Bison” in other than Lithos and Source Sands Pro is acceptable in these cases. Likewise, there are no guidelines for specific ink colors. Non-institutional event/fundraiser gear should still be submitted to the Marketing Committee for review to ensure SKC’s standards are met.
Using the words “Salish Kootenai College” “SKC” or “Bison” in other than Lithos and Source Sands Pro is acceptable in these cases. Likewise, there are no guidelines for specific ink colors.Non-institutional event/fundraiser gear should still be submitted to the Marketing Committee for review to ensure SKC’s standards are met.
Non-institutional event/fundraiser gear should still be submitted to the Marketing Committee for review to ensure SKC’s standards are met.
As always however, avoid the use of red when using the Bison mark.

SMALLEST ALLOWABLE SEAL AND LOGO FOR EVENT SPONSORSHIP
As an active participant in our community SKC is proud to sponsor events that vary from fun runs to awareness to festivals. In doing so it is appreciated that event organizers respect our commitment to their events by treating the SKC marks properly. Legibility of all elements is of the utmost importance. Please inform printers not to exceed the minimum allowable size for the SKC seal or the Charging Bison Institutional logo.
It is acceptable for a one color version of the SKC Seal and Charging Bison Institutional logo to be printed in the same color as the rest of the participating sponsor logos. Keep in mind the Bison mark can NEVER be in red. If the sponsor logo will be printed in red or on red please use the SKC Seal.
It is SKC’s intent that the SKC Seal be used in sponsorship of more official and academic events, programs and efforts like AIHEC and AICF events.
Smallest allowable sponsor image size: 1 Inch wide.

