Office of Communications
The UCLA Ed&IS Office of Communications works to support marketing efforts that will engage friends, donors and alumni in the Ed&IS community.
The links provided below can be used to share your work with us, update website copy including directories and pages, submit calendar events, and access Ed&IS and campus assets and resources.
How Can We Help?
Share & Request Forms
- Event Calendar Submission Form
- Ed&IS Website Page Edit Request Form
- Single-Use Material Request Form (graphic design)
- Share Your Work With Us (awards, research, book launch, etc.)
Website Directory Information Forms
- Faculty Directory Form (new/update)
- Staff Directory Form (new/update)
- Doctoral Student Directory Form (new/update)
Resources & Templates
Ed&IS Assets
- Ed&IS School Logos
- Ed&IS Zoom Backgrounds
- Ed&IS Letterhead
- Request Ed&IS Canva Templates (flyers, presentations, social media, etc.)
UCLA Assets
School Name Usage
- Common Use: “UCLA School of Education and Information Studies”
In correspondence or publications, the common name of the School would be used in first reference. - Suggested Abbreviation: “UCLA Ed & IS”
Would be used in second reference to school in correspondence and publications, and as acronym where appropriate. - Suggested Abbreviation for Design Purposes when not using official Logo: “UCLA Ed&IS”
Used e.g. headers, masthead, titles - Outdated Usage:
“UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies”
“GSE&IS”
The Communications Team
Dedicated to our UCLA Ed&IS community, our Communications Team is here to assist with all your needs. From the Latest news articles to event promotions and graphic design, we strive to keep you informed and engaged.
Ed&IS News
The latest stories, announcements, and research from
the UCLA School of Education and Information Studies.
Cindy Anh Nguyen: New Book Uncovers the History of Vietnamese Public Libraries
“Bibliotactics: Libraries and the Colonial Public in Vietnam” examines the duality of libraries as an instrument of French control that […]
New Study Affirms Economic and Social Benefits of Investment in Public Education
Research published by the UCLA Civil Rights Project challenges conservative education policies, asserts investments in effective education policies strengthen educational […]
