Name Tags

The range of options below makes it easy to create name tags that present you—and the university—in a polished, professional manner.

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Notes: Examples provided are for illustrative purposes only.  Any changes made to the design must adhere to the university's visual identity standards, including appropriate use of the master brand mark, brand extensions and sub-brands. 

Print-on-Demand Name Tags

Print-on-demand name tags are an easy and economical way to identify university personnel or event attendees. The templates allow you to print name tags as needed.

Peel-and-stick Template:

Microsoft Word peel-and-stick templates were designed to be printed on Avery White Adhesive Name Badge label paper (Product Number 5395). Purchasing proper stock paper is recommended for best results.

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Clip style Template:

Microsoft Word clip style templates were designed to be printed on Avery Garment-Friendly Clip Style Name Badge paper (Product Number 5384). Purchasing proper stock paper is recommended for best results.

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Plastic Name Tags

Reusable plastic name tags identify university personnel on or off campus. These templates can be sent to your preferred vendor for personalization.  

For more information on custom nameplates, please contact University Trademarks and Licensing.

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Brushed Metal Name Tags

Reusable name tags with an attractive brushed metal finish identify university personnel on or off campus. These templates can be sent to your preferred vendor for personalization.  

For more information on custom nameplates, please contact University Trademarks and Licensing.

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