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The printed stationery items listed above are all available to purchase through UNL Print Services. You can place an order directly from Jaamie Klein at UNL Print Services or through Ryan Rothman in the Office of External Relations.

If you have a need for a printed stationery item that is not on the approved list, please contact Ryan Rothman. The External Relations team approves and develops all new printed stationery requests in compliance with the NU System Brand Guide, Brand Transition Guide and University-Wide Stationery Guide.

The seal will be used on all official Presidential communication, the Presidential website, and all other print and digital items pertaining to the President.

A unique stationery set has been created for sole use by the President, which includes the seal embossed in gold foil on cream paper.

The corporate seal of the Board of Regents, adopted February 26, 1944, shall be used in all ordinary business transactions, such as conveyances of land and other contracts made by the Board of Regents, where a seal is required by law or by the Bylaws, or by special action of the Board of Regents.

The corporate seal of the Board of Regents, adopted February 26, 1944, shall be used in all ordinary business transactions, such as conveyances of land and other contracts made by the Board of Regents, where a seal is required by law or by the Bylaws, or by special action of the Board of Regents.

Use of the University of Nebraska seal should be reserved for formal and “official” uses by the University.

The seal is used on the new University of Nebraska System’s non-presidential stationery. This stationery is created for staff who work in the Office of the President and who are communicating officially on behalf of the university. The seal is also used on official university communication channels such as social media.

Please note that the seal is not a logo and should not be used in place of the NU System logo, such as on presentations, meeting agendas, notepads, or other internal, non-official or non-Presidential items. Any new potential use of the seal must be run through the Office of External Relations.

The NU System/Office of the President stationery set was created to better match the University-wide stationery system initially developed in 2019.

As part of the strategic thinking that emerged from the 2016 BRT process, the Chief Marketing and Communication Officers examined smarter ways to invest NU’s communication dollars. They also looked to accommodate the new business realities the BRT process created—including university-wide service groups, partnerships, and shared positions and dual appointments across campuses.

To address business realities, create alignment across the University and save money, the Chief Marketing and Communication Officers and their teams created a plan to refresh the U-wide stationery system, with an intentional shift towards highlighting each campus icon. The NU stationery set had not been touched in over a decade and didn’t accommodate the University’s business needs—including shared or dual roles across campuses. There was also an opportunity to audit paper costs and usage, look at more competitive pricing, and create efficiencies and standardization between campus print shops.

All four campuses worked together to create a smart, flexible stationery system that accommodated practical needs, elevated campus icons, showed unity across the university, and saved time and dollars. The teams also worked with Print Services to develop a seamless transition for new stationery requests.

The refreshed stationery set standardized paper use, created long-term savings in bulk purchasing and leveraged collective buying power. This internal change evolved the approved stationery standard and aligned printing processes across the NU system.