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International Gator Day 2022
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02-18-2022  / 1
Project Lead Project Team
not assigned CS Robert Mack   D Tina Banner
Sponsor Information
Alumni RelationsAlexa ButlerAssociate Director of South Florida Alumni & Board Engagement
Project Description
For the graphic requests, we would like to request the following related to International Gator Day (IGD) on May 14: • Logo for t-shirt • Header for website • Header for e-mail • (2) graphics for social media post (Facebook) – one as a save the date leading up to the event and the other for the day, if possible. These would be shared with the Gator Clubs® and Affiliate Groups for them to promote In the past, Rob developed a logo, and Carré Mitchell over in Alumni utilized it on various materials. Link to box files: https://ufodaa.box.com/s/ppdwrvn56u3qaykj4j4ic3r5z3eh2vho Last year’s graphic example is shown below for reference (from https://connect.ufalumni.ufl.edu/network/gatorclubs/intlgatorday), and we don’t have any new requests to the design this year in case a simple refresh might work. Last year’s IGD was part of the larger University effort UF Days of Service, and we have not heard about that happening again this year. We would like all these graphics and specifically the logo for the t-shirt as soon as possible in order to place the product order. For additional reference, last year’s graphics are snipped below with the descriptions including 1800 wide (attached), 1000 wide, transparent (attached), etc:
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