Our Branding Guide
This document outlines the types of and applications for SCC's logo. All logo usage must be approved by the SCC Marketing department.
SCC's Storytellers: Our Marketing Department!
Our Marketing department is the "gatekeeper" of our brand and fully stands behind SCC's motto of "Dream It, Chase It, Live It." Through telling our brand's story, and the story of our students, faculty, and staff, we aim to empower our students to chase and live out their dreams.
We are responsible for our brand, whether that be through publications, media relations, print advertising, web content, digital advertising, photography, videography, and event planning. Why do we work to provide consistency? SCC offers unparalleled access to higher education opportunities and an unmatched focus on student success. We would be doing a diservice to our students if we didn't share the mission of Spartanburg Community College and its leadership!
To ensure this consistency and quality, any messaging, material, or event that promotes the College must be approved by the Marketing department. Alternate styles of logo (i.e. reversed, black & white) are available via special request to the Marketing department.
SCC logos and marketing materials should never be re-created or modified. For questions regarding usage, please contact our department at marketing@sccsc.edu.
What You Need to Know
Our Primary Logos
Our primary logo is the official designation of SCC. When you think of SCC, you think of our button that shows growth and prosperity.
These logos should not be altered or used in unapproved situations.
Our Chaser Logos
Chaser, SCC's official mascot, was launched in 2021. Based on the real life dog, Chaser is an inspiration to those who know her story! Chaser is available in one-color formats when needed. Please reach out for these versions.
These logos should not be altered or used in unapproved situations.
Our Colors
SCC utilizes green and blue as its main colors. Other colors have been added to the branding guide for support as needed, but should be used sparingly. They should not be used to replace our primary colors, but to complement and accent.
Our Typography
SCC utilizes three main fonts. These should be used in any collateral or publication creation.
