Advertising

UT Arlington’s advertising and outreach strategy integrates a mix of print, online and other media to present the University’s ‘Be a Maverick’  messages in a clear, consistent and impactful way to our many constituents. 

For information on ways to partner with UT Arlington in advancing the University’s messages, please contact Marketing Services at 817-272-1299.

The 2006/07 University Advertising Campaign consists of:

• Print Ads
• Radio Commercials (click here to listen to an ad)
• Online Advertising
• Billboards
• Cinema/TV Ads (view the ads here)

 

Marketing Checklist

This is a resource to use when planning an event on campus.

Cubes

There are 4 steel cube frames that may be used for publicizing events.  Cubes are approximately 4’ wide by 6’ tall.  Banners must be ordered through Marketing Services to ensure design and materials quality and consistency. Pricing depends on quantity of banners ordered.

Contact: Marketing Services , 2-1299

Tablecloths

Tablecloths with the UT Arlington logo (with or without your department's name) may be ordered through Rainbow Advertising in Fort Worth.  Please contact Topper Pardoe at tpardoe@ascend-marketing.com or 817-738-3838 for more information. Pricing depends on quantity of tablecloths ordered. 

Sponsorships

Before your department agrees to sponsor an event or a group, please make sure that you follow these guidelines:

1.  The University of Texas at Arlington has exclusive contracts with Coca-Cola and Wells Fargo bank.  Please do not sponsor any companies who are direct competitors with these two companies.

2.  All contracts for advertising or other sponsorships with outside entities should always go through John Hall, Vice President for Administration and Campus Operations or Rusty Ward, Vice President for Business Affairs and Controller.  No one else should sign a contract on behalf of The University.

3.  Do not enter into any advertising or other sponsorship of any high school organization.  There are very strict NCAA guidelines with regard to colleges and universities advertising to potential student-athletes.  Even if the program or fundraiser has nothing to do with athletics at the high school, UT Arlington has decided that it is better to avoid any possible conflict with regard to NCAA rules.

If you have any questions about these guidelines, please contact Marketing Services.