Related Policies & Guidelines: Policies with Relevant Use-of-Name Provisions or References The following policies, while not use-of-name policies themselves, contain provisions confirming that the University’s use-of-name policies must be applied in all...
Harvard by any other name would perhaps thrive as well, but some uses of Harvard's name by others may not always promote the purposes of the University. All members of the University and the institution as a whole benefit when its name is well used, and...
The University’s policies and guidelines governing the use of the Harvard name and insignias by Harvard’s schools, units, faculty, staff and students; FAQ’s regarding those policies and guidelines; as well as information on how to apply for a “.harvard...
The Harvard Trademark Program administers the University’s Use-of-Name policies and guidelines, which govern the manner in which Harvard schools, departments, units, student organizations, and the wider Harvard community may use the Harvard names and...
June, 2002 Please refer to the full policy and guidelines for more detailed information. 1. Why a "use of name" policy? Why do I need permission to use the term 'Harvard' in the naming of my activity? "Harvard University" is one of the most widely known...
The Harvard Trademark Program was established by the President and Fellows of Harvard College in order to protect Harvard’s trademarks; to regulate the use of the trademarks on products sold under license from the University; and, after covering its...
The Trademark Program’s mission, as established by the President and Fellows of Harvard College, is to protect and license Harvard’s trademarks throughout the world.
In addition, the Trademark Program assists the Harvard community with the various policies...
These Guidelines provide instruction on how Harvard’s trademarks (names and insignias) are to be used in domain names, websites, social media sites and other electronic contexts in accordance with the Policy on the Use of Harvard Names and Insignias. The...
Any member of the Harvard University Community, including officially recognized student organizations, wishing to produce items bearing the Harvard name and/or insignias must review the “Guidelines for Ordering SWAG” found here.
The following guidelines...
Use of Harvard's name or image in labeling alcoholic beverages is not allowed, even if the beverage is to be used as a gift or served only at Harvard functions. The 1999 statement detailing the rationale appears below. Use of Harvard's Name and Alcoholic...
Issued by the Harvard Trademark Program: September 2015 These guidelines are based on the University’s policy on The Use of Harvard Names and Insignias and apply to all affiliates of Harvard and its schools and units, including faculty, staff, students...
