Communications Guide

Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity has compiled a Communication and Branding guide which is a viable resource for collegiate and alumni members. It is intended to assist members, alumni, designers and licensed vendors to help manage and keep the Sigma Tau Gamma brand consistent.

The Communication Guide
The Communication Guide is a resource to be used by all members in all official Sigma Tau Gamma correspondence.  Use this communications guide for all internal and external forms of communication. It is a resource to be used in a similar manner as a dictionary or thesaurus. Except for specific styles of the Sigma Tau Gamma Communications Department, all guidelines are in compliance with the Associated Press Stylebook.

View the Communications guide

The Branding Guide
The Branding Guide outlines the visual elements of the Sigma Tau Gamma brand. It provides instruction on how to use the logo, colors, fonts, etc. and how to successfully execute our brand across all platforms.

View the Branding guide

Social Media
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Instagram

General Hashtags:
#SigTau
#SigmaTauGamma
#SigTau4Life

Recruitment:
#goTAU

Protecting our Identity
Our logos and symbols are used to identify Sigma Tau Gamma in a consistent manner by our members. The official Sigma Tau Gamma letters and coat of arms are shown in several formats. Please do not change or recreate the logos. All Sigma Tau Gamma logos are trademarked and companies must be licensed before using these logos in merchandise.

For a list of list of Sigma Tau Gamma Licensed Vendors, click here.

Greek Licensing – Protecting Our History and Heritage
Over the past few decades, many fraternities and sororities have been the subject of trademark lawsuits that attempt to take away our rights to Sigma Tau Gamma insignia. These companies believe that we have no right to control the use of our name, letters, badge or coat-of-arms (crest.) Read more….

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