Business Cards, Name Badges and Stationery Orders
The marketing communications office establishes the university's signature package, which includes letterhead and matching envelopes, business cards, name badges and a variety of available templates. As representatives of George Fox University's graphic identity, these stationery pieces are to be used for all official university business communications.
Orders for stationery, name badges, and business cards are no longer placed through the marketing communications department. Please contact B&B Print Source to place your orders. If you have any questions, feel free to contact B&B Print Source at 503-639-9835, Jami Dikeman at 503-924-2114, or Sayra Iseli at 503-924-2154.
Order Guidelines
If you don’t already have an account through B&B, you’ll need to request an account. Your request will be reviewed and approved within two business days. Once you have an approved account, you may login to request your business cards, stationery, and name badges.
Orders will be collected on an ongoing basis; however, they will only be printed when enough orders have been placed to keep printing costs low.
If you have any questions or if your order request is urgent, contact Jami Dikeman or Sayra Iseli.
Business Card Guidelines
- Select the appropriate “College of” logo rather than adding it to your title.
- Your title should match what is listed on the employee/faculty directory.
- The "www" prefix is not needed in web addresses; also, avoid lengthy web addresses.
- If you're only adding "georgefox.edu" as a web address, it is not necessary—it’s part of your email address
- Capitalize abbreviations and acronyms with no periods. Likewise, do not retain periods for academic degrees (such as PhD, MBA, MAT, BA).
- For distribution purposes, provide campus box number on business card and/or order details.
- Make sure there is enough space between text and the edge of your business card.
- When your business card proof does not line up in the way you prefer, you can go back and make changes to the order form to where a specific line will wrap. The template is designed to keep all of the content within the borders of the business card.
Example of what to do business card
Example of what not to do (too much copy)