Publications and the Spartan Helmet

The Spartan helmet can be used in conjunction with the MSU Extension wordmark in print and online materials. However, there must be enough spacing between the Spartan helmet and the MSU Extension wordmark that they don’t appear to be a single unit (see Figure 1).

Publication

Figure 1: Samples of appropriate use of the MSU Extension wordmark and the Spartan helmet on the same piece.

Ordering printed publications

MSU Extension employees must work with approved vendors for printed materials (such as brochures, fliers, and educational materials).  

MSU funds, including county DS and operating DN accounts (formerly known as checkbook accounts), may not be used to pay unapproved vendors when buying print materials. 

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