University of Waterloo VISUAL IDENTITY REFINEMENT Communications and Public Affairs Web Advisory Committee Meeting December 18, 2012 Presented by: Ellen.

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University of Waterloo VISUAL IDENTITY REFINEMENT Communications and Public Affairs Web Advisory Committee Meeting December 18, 2012 Presented by: Ellen Réthoré Christine Goucher

Not again! But why? Refining the Visual Identity

The current situation - where are we now?

2008 – Positioning & Identity work Broad consultation/active working group Findings informed a new positioning A sense that other than the ‘attribute’ words, positioning not implemented Lack of institutional key messages Where are we now?

2008 – Positioning & Identity work Visual Identity University identity limited to new wordmark Introduced a Faculty colour palette Various design ‘languages’ Lacked an Identity Framework a clearly defined system for the institution Where are we now?

Today Highly fragmented identity Nine core ‘brands’ – all different Six Faculty ‘brands’ Marketing and Undergraduate Recruitment Warriors Alumni Research Centres and Institutes Where are we now?

Google Search of University of Waterloo logo Google Image Search October 30, 2012

Google Search of UBC logo Google Image Search October 30, 2012

Environmental scan – current wordmark 10

Research and consultations - what do we know?

Sector analysis Growing and international competition for the best students, faculty and staff Increasing attention to rankings Government and public demand for enhanced quality and accountability ‘Blurring’ between colleges and universities What do we know?

Mid-cycle Review consultations – 2011/12 Enabling goal - increase visibility and outreach “increase promotion of uW by communicating what we do” “partnerships with industry is good, and we should seek out more” “Create a ‘brand’ for uW that is recognized nationally and internationally” “better marketing of uW outside of Canada” What do we know?

Diploma redesign student feedback Comprehensive process of consultation Students selected a traditional diploma What do we know?

Ipsos Quantitative Research uWaterloo is among the 10 most visible universities in Canada but sits in 6 th position Audiences have some familiarity with uWaterloo but lack any in-depth knowledge All audiences tend to hear more about other Canadian universities Profile is much higher in Ontario than the rest of Canada What do we know?

Ipsos Quantitative Research – 2008 uWaterloo is best known for its programs, specifically ENG, Math, CS and Co-op Recognized as the most innovative university in Canada Image is of “dynamic, making a difference, innovative, connected” Shares or leads other universities in “seeking to make a difference in society; well connected to industry” What do we know?

National Reputation Rankings 2012 Maclean’s results #1 - most innovative (21 years) Slipped from first to third place… Best overall Leaders of tomorrow What do we know?

International Rankings – vs. year ago ARWU/Shanghai (no reputational component) 198 – essentially flat over last five years QS (reputation weighted 50%) Dropped from 160 to 191 THE (reputation weighted 33%) Dropped from 212 to 249 What do we know?

What’s ahead?

Digital implications “By 2014 most web browsing will take place from a mobile device, casting desktop browsing in the same category as landlines, music CD’s and TV without TiVo.” Source: US Department of Health and Human Services What’s ahead?

Digital implications Mobile image-recognition technologies Google Goggles Identity consistency critical for search AODA Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act Colour consistency across print and digital formats What’s ahead?

What does it mean?

Recap of findings Mid-cycle Review – visibility and outreach Student feedback – traditional diploma Ipsos research Rankings flat or slipping Impact of digital communications What does it mean?

The ‘identity’ as a strategic asset A disciplined uWaterloo public identity Strategically focused Thoughtfully built Cementing and enriching our status and reputation Contributes to the achievement of the university’s goals What does it mean?

Refining the visual identity Return of the shield Why? a universal icon for a university What does it mean?

Top ranked universities QS THE

What does it mean?

Refining the visual identity Return of an official ‘signature’ Shield + wordmark = signature Consistency across all communications What does it mean?

Official university signature - vertical

Official university signature - horizontal

Environmental scan – refined signature 31

Refining the visual identity Working with campus… Development of an Identity Framework a university-wide system Simplify stationery materials Comprehensive identity guidelines What does it mean?

Timing Winter term Campus presentations on strategy Working with Dean’s Group Refined identity framework and guidelines What does it mean?

Thank you