Related Policies & Guidelines

The following policies, while not use-of-name policies themselves, contain provisions confirming that the University’s use-of-name policies must be applied in all contexts in which an association (or implied association) with Harvard is represented, especially with regard to the application of the fundamental use-of-name policy standards of accurate representation and non-endorsement:

1. Statement of Policy in Regard to Intellectual Property
   Relevant section:   Introduction, Page 2, Paragraph 5
    
2. Principles Governing Commercial Activities
   Relevant section:   5. Public Trust, specifically (c) and (d)
    
3. Policy on Photographing and Filming on Harvard Property
   Relevant sections:
   
   3. Criteria and Limits 
   4. Exterior and Interior Videotaping 
   5. Signs or Insignia of the University or its units 
   6. Promoting a Video 
   8. Individual faculty and students 
   9. Social Media 
   10. Third-Parties using University Facilities must follow these rules
    
4. Statement on Outside Activities of Holders of Academic Appointments
   Relevant section:   4. Use of University Identification
    
5. Guidelines for Using Social Media
   Relevant sections:   
   Social media - Paragraph 2
   Social media Guidelines and Best Practices - “Promotion” and “Use of the Harvard Name”
    
6. Corporate Engagement
   Relevant sections:
   Named Graduate Fellowships Programs (NGFPs)
   Harvard Industry Affiliates Programs (IAPs)
   Industry-sponsored Harvard Events
    
7. Guidelines for Use of Harvard Name & Other Harvard Trademarks By Harvard Clubs and Harvard Alumni Association Shared Interest Groups
    
8. Statement of Policy in Regard to Intellectual Property (IP Policy)
   Relevant section:  Introduction, Paragraphs 5 and 9