Acknowledgements and Branding

Acknowledgements

All individuals and teams receiving funding from the center are required to acknowledge the Cornell K. Lisa Yang Center for Wildlife Health's support in published materials, posters, talks, and presentations stemming at least in part from center funding. If approached by media for a quote or story, please mention your CYCWH affiliation to help build awareness, show the impact of the center, and to help ensure the sustainability of these resources.

For academic publications related to funded projects, awardees must notify the CYCWH prior to the publication of papers that cite Center-supported work. 

How to acknowledge the Cornell K. Lisa Yang Center for Wildlife Health:

• Academic Publications: Acknowledgement language
• Print Materials: Wordmark, web address, acknowledgment language
• Presentations: Wordmark or center-branded slides
• Websites: Wordmark, web address
• Posters: Wordmark
• Email Signatures: For center-affiliated faculty and staff, a one-line addition "[Faculty/Staff] Affiliate, Cornell K. Lisa Yang Center for Wildlife Health"

For publications, print materials, and more, the following short acknowledgment language can be used:

Branding

Cornell K. Lisa Yang Center for Wildlife Health

Identifying the center

Our official name is the Cornell K. Lisa Yang Center for Wildlife Health. Use the official name preceded by "the" on the first reference. As appropriate, you may use “Cornell Yang Center for Wildlife Health” or “the center” or "CYCWH" in subsequent references.

Wordmark

The web versions (PNG) of all the CYCWH wordmarks are “transparent,” so they will display appropriately on various backgrounds.

Cornell University

Visit the Cornell University Brand Center and refer to the official policies on using the Cornell University logo and seal.

Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine

For more information on Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine branding, wordmarks, templates, and guidelines, visit the CVM Brand Website.