All departments or individuals requesting banner display or use of campus facility roofs for the display of signage, art, or logos Policy Banners Banners are displayed on campus to convey festive decoration and informational messages in support of the university's cultural, arts, social, and educational programs. Museums on Campus Museums on campus are defined as those units that routinely present professional visual arts and science exhibitions that remain on view for 10 days or more. These include the ASU Art Museum, the Harry Wood Gallery, the Institute for Studies in the Arts, the Geology Department Museum, the Anthropology Museum, the Memorial Union Gallery, and other museums that present exhibitions in a similar manner. In the spirit of informing the university community about exhibitions and bridging the university and the community, these museums may display permanent or temporary banners on the exteriors of the buildings in which exhibitions are presented. Permanent banners identify the building as a site for exhibitions rather than those related to a specific exhibition.
Temporary banners identify a specific exhibition.
They may remain in place for the duration of the exhibition, with a two-week maximum lead time preceding the opening of the exhibition. Temporary banners do not need to include the university logo in the design, because having found the museum, one is already on campus and does not need to be told this information through the logo. Permanent banners will include the logo in the design. All banner locations, designs, methods of building attachment, and graphics shall first be reviewed and approved by the dean or vice president with oversight of the banner sponsor. Approved banner design, size, and graphics along with proposed location and method of attachment shall be submitted to the director of Facilities Management for review and approval at least one week before erection.