There are many ways to share your message about a performance, opportunity or other events of interest for students, faculty and off campus audiences. Below are some of the tools and tips to help.
UNO Localist
Localist is the university's new event calendar tool. See the Localist event calendar
For specific questions and to learn about the event submission process, contact MarComm at web.unomaha.edu. Faculty can submit events and submit them using their NUID# credentials.
A graphic/image is required for every submission. Below are the specifications to help create your image.
CFAM Social Media
A great place to start is following our official CFAM accounts below. When posting on individual unit pages or accounts, please use the #unocfam #unocfamily #unomaha #mavspirt hashtags.
Additional guidelines and tips on reaching using social media to reach your audiences
CFAM Logos
Needing an official CFAM logo to use for print or digital applications?
For other logos and information about additional logos, visit UNO Logo Brand Guidelines
CFAM Building Monitors
You can share your message on building monitors inside Weber Fine Arts, Strauss Performing Arts and outside the offices of the School of Communication in Arts and Sciences. Email finished files to Randy at rgmattley@unomaha.edu
CFAM Photo/Image Specifications
We want you to look your best. Having a good photo/graphic can make the difference between looking professional and well, not. Each platform, whether digital or print, requires some minimum specifications in order to take advantage of that platforms format. Below is a list of file size requirements that will ensure the best display of your photo/graphic.
What is a pixel? In digital imaging, a pixel is the smallest controllable element of a picture represented on the screen. It is the method in which files are measured. Example, a photo that is 200 x 350 is 200 pixels wide by 350 pixels high. When taking photos on your phone, select "Square" as your viewfinder and landscape
612 x 612 | Facebook, Instagram, Twitter
1200 x 800 | CFAM web pages
940 x 557 | UNO Localist Calendar main photo
612 x 612 | CFAMScene email
CFAM Templates, UNO Graphics & More
Microsoft Word Document Flier Template
University Disclaimer Statements
The Non-Discrimination Statement* is required on all print and digital materials representing the colleges, units, and departments of UNO.
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The University of Nebraska does not discriminate based on race, color, ethnicity, national origin, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, disability, age, genetic information, veteran status, marital status, and/or political affiliation in its education programs or activities, including admissions and employment.
The Accessibility Statement is required when inviting anyone to any event (meeting, gathering, movie viewing, Commencement, etc.) using any format (print, electronic announcement, postcard, etc.) so that the invitee is aware of the accommodations available to them on our campus. It must be used in conjunction with the Non-Discrimination Statement.
- UNO is an AA/EEO/ADA institution. For Title IX concerns, please contact the Title IX Coordinator (phone:402.554.2120). For ADA/504 accommodations or assistance, please call/contact the ADA/504 Coordinator (phone 402.554.2463) or the Accessibility Services Center (phone: 402.554.2872).
The Photography Statement is required on all event materials where photographs will be taken. It must be used in conjunction with the Non-Discrimination Statement and the Accessibility Statement.
The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) will be taking pictures at this event for use in advertising and other promotional materials, whether print, electronic, or other media.
* Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 states: “No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving federal financial assistance.” UNO receives federal financial assistance in terms of grants, student aid, and programs, thus we must affirm our compliance and non-discriminatory policies in all programs and activities.
Questions?
Contact Randy Mattley at rgmattley@unomaha.edu