AHC Official Logos
AHC Logo Policies
AHC College logos below are acceptable for use. ALL other configurations of the logo
are unacceptable and may not be used in any publication or application.
The trademark portion of the logo (sometimes called the "flame" or "tree" icon) should
never be used alone.
The icon and the college name must be married and used as one unit.
The only exception is when the full logo appears somewhere else on the page and the
"flame" is used as art, screened behind text.
Do not stretch or bend a logo to fit the space! The logo's dimensions must not be
altered. For logo application questions or assistance, please contact the public affairs
office at ralarcio@hancockcollege.edu
AHC School colors are Blue & Gold:
For web: Hexidecimal = Blue: #005AAA Gold: #F0AF13
For print: Gold = PMS 124 U and C for regular inks, PMS 874 for metallic ink
Blue = PMS 286 Blue for all occasions
Logos for Web
The following logos are optimized for Web/Email use:
Right-click an image and select "Save Image As..."
1. File size: 50 KB Image Size: 250px by 72px
1a. File size: 50 KB Image Size: 250px by 98px (w/slogan)
2. File size: 4.76 KB Image Size: 250px by 72px
2a. File size:50 KB Image Size: 250px by 98px
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3. File size: 45 KB Image Size: 250px by 72px (.png)
Logo in White (for colored backgrounds)
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3a. File size: 45 KB Image Size: 250px by 98px (.png)
Logo in White w/slogan (for colored backgrounds)
Logos for Print
Click the links to download images (images match numbers above)
| AHC logo-1 (blue) | AHC logo-1a (blue) w/slogan |
| AHC logo-2 (black) | AHC logo-2a (black) w/slogan |
| AHC logo-3 (white) | AHC logo-3a (white) w/slogan |
SPOTLIGHT
Jose Alvarez
Agribusiness Student
"I feel lucky to have discovered the agribusiness program at Allan Hancock College. The faculty and staff are so helpful and encouraging. With their help I realized how much I want to work in the wine industry and one day own my own winery. The facilities in the new Industrial Technology Complex are top of the line. I can basically be a part of the process of planning, growing and marketing wine on campus. Not many community colleges offer their students the same opportunities."
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