How may an industry vendor refer to its relationship with UCLA?
In general ANY use of the University’s name must be approved by the University in each instance. UCLA Policy No 110, Use of the University’s Name, Seals and Trademarks (www.adminvc.ucla.edu/appm/public/110.pdf), states the following with respect to commercial use, “…Advertising that displays or lists the University as a user of any product or service or as the source of research information on which a commercial product, program or publication is based is prohibited. This prohibition extends to advertising using any name, picture, landmark, building or other indicia. Approval of an exception to this policy may be granted only in writing as provided in this policy…” In general, a company may list in their materials that they have given a gift to a particular program of the University. However, the company’s marketing materials, stationery, forms, and any other materials produced by that industry vendor may not state or imply that the vendor is part of or affiliated with the Universi
