Any reference to the University or trademarks adopted hereafter and used or approved for use by Texas Tech University shall be subject to the policies and procedures of the Texas Tech Athletics Licensing Department. Additionally, any derivations of the University marks which would cause consumers to erroneously believe that the product originated from or was sponsored or authorized by the University shall also be covered by the trademark licensing program policies and procedures.

• Verbiage - Texas Tech University
• Logo - Three-dimensional Double T
• Raider Red character
• Wreck 'em Tech
• Raiderland

B. The following marks are registered with the State of Texas in the name of Texas Tech University and should be represented with a TM:

• Verbiage - Texas Tech, Red Raiders, Texas Tech Red Raiders, Lady Raiders, Texas Tech Lady Raiders and Red Raider Club
• Logos - Texas Tech University, Texas Tech, Texas Tech Red Raiders, Lady Raiders, Texas Tech University and face of masked rider, Double T and masked rider, One-dimensional Double T (old design), Three-dimensional Double T with Texas Tech Red Raiders, Three-dimensional Double T with Texas Tech Lady Raiders, Red Raiders with side view of masked rider on horse, Raiders Rojos with side view of masked rider on horse, Front view of masked rider on horse, Lil' Red Raider with masked rider on horse, Texas Tech University System Seal, Texas Tech University Seal.

Costs

Application

• Log on to the Collegiate Licensing Company website (www.clc.com)
• Click on the "Licensing Info" link along the top navigation bar
• Select "Application Process"
• Select "Download Application" at the bottom of the page
• Fill out the short online form and submit
• Download and complete the licensee application

Licensees must indemnify and hold harmless Texas Tech University, its Regents, officers, employees, and agents for any liability attributable to any of the licensee's products bearing the trademarks of the University

A 10% royalty fee is required. Other rates may be negotiated for different types of licenses or the fee may be waived if it is in the best interests of the University.

• Business Names and or Logos - All types
• Stationery - Business-size, letterhead paper using the name or seal of Texas Tech University or the Double T logo
• Certificates of Recognition - using the name or seal of Texas Tech University or the Double T logo
• Alcoholic Beverages - Distilled alcohol liquors, wines and malt liquors
• Inherently Dangerous Products - Such as firearms, explosives, and fuels
• Obscene or Disparaging Products - Including, but not limited to, nude photographs, caricature poster art or designs that would tend to lower the reputation or degrade the goodwill of the University as represented by the trademarks
• Sexually Suggestive Products - Including, but not limited to, inappropriate slogans imprinted on clothing and the configuration of certain novelty items
• Health Related Products - All types
• Services - except in accordance with the special requirements of the Office of General Counsel applicable to services

• Registration will primarily be maintained in the United States, and also internationally if significant markets arise.
• Licenses will not be granted for the use of distinct marks on products that are not compatible with the image of the University as a major institution for education, research and public service.
• The University and the Collegiate Licensing Company will enforce restrictions on the use of registered marks by unlicensed vendors. Unlicensed vendors, who sell goods bearing University registered marks, will be required to obtain a license and pay royalties, or withdraw the goods from sale.
• Registered student organizations (RSO) may use the University's registered marks when used in connection with a group activity, provided items are acquired from a licensed vendor. A sample or drawing needs to be provided showing how the University's registered marks are to be used before production of the merchandise can proceed. This sample will be submitted by the licensed vendor selected by the Texas Tech registered student organization.
• Departments of Texas Tech may use the University's registered marks on merchandise, provided items are acquired from a licensed vendor. A sample or drawing needs to be provided showing how the University's registered marks are to be used before production of the merchandise can proceed. This sample will be submitted by the licensed vendor selected by the Texas Tech department.
• Athletic conferences in which the University holds membership will be allowed to use all University registered marks associated with the athletic teams. There will be no payment of royalties when University registered marks are used in the media or on non-commercial promotional items that include registered marks of the conference and/or other member institutions.

Recognized student organizations and campus departments may include a sponsor name/logo along with University trademarks on products and certain forms of advertising. However, the student organization/department's name must be included in the design to communicate that the relationship is a partnership with a particular group and not an endorsement by the University as a whole. Approval will not be granted for sponsors who conflict with University exclusive agreements. Based on the scope of the program, a rights fee may be assessed to the sponsor to associate its name with Texas Tech University. These sponsors may not be designated as "Official" or "Exclusive". University departments will need to secure approval of any joint advertisement from the Director of Licensing. Policies and Guidelines for non-Texas Tech use still apply.

Sales restricted to campus organizations and departments: Registered student organizations and university departments may sell or give away products (such as T-shirts), which display University registered marks combined with the names and logos of that organization/department or activity. These items must relate directly to an on-campus activity sponsored by that organization/department. Items need to be unique and not compete with products and/or artwork available in the retail market, and be reproduced accurately by a licensed vendor of Texas Tech. Approval from the Director of Licensing is required. Royalties will apply.

• Private and/or corporate businesses may not use Texas Tech's registered trademarks on company vehicles. Placing Texas Tech's registered trademarks near company information on company vehicles is prohibited, as there will be a likelihood of confusion that the company is a representative of, or sponsored by, Texas Tech (e.g. paint, decals).
• Private and/or corporate businesses may not use Texas Tech's registered trademarks in their company name.
• Private and/or corporate businesses may not use Texas Tech's registered trademarks in the sale of commercial products or advertising. University indicia cannot be incorporated into off-campus business telephone numbers, internet addresses, or internet domain names.
• The University does not permit the use of its identifying graphics by any other institution or business.
• Private and/or corporate businesses may not establish a permanent statue, mural or icon that includes the University trademarks or likeness without written permission from the Director of Licensing.
• Private and/or corporate businesses or organizations may not use the trademarks of the University in any type of advertisements, on web sites or on banners, etc., without written permission from the Director of Licensing.
• Private and/or corporate businesses may not produce merchandise for resale or give-away that utilizes the University's trademarks and its name and/or logo without written permission from the Director of Licensing.
• Private and/or corporate businesses may not use University trademarks to promote their products or services in print advertising, radio or television without a promotional contract in place or written permission from the Director of Licensing.
• Individuals or private and/or corporate businesses may not use University trademarks on a website without written permission from the Director of Licensing. If approved, the University will provide a disclaimer that must be used on the site.
• Individuals or organizations may not utilize the University's trademarks in conjunction with a candidate for political office or policy/legislative issue without written permission from the Director of Licensing.
• Texas Tech registered trademarks cannot be used in any design that infringes on another entity (e.g. Harley Davidson, Jim Beam)
• The University recognizes that there are many groups that support the institution from academics to athletics. However, any group wanting to use University trademarks on product, regardless of use, must purchase the product from a current University licensee. By supporting the University's licensing initiatives, organizations can assist the University by ensuring that products bearing a Texas Tech mark are of the highest quality and meet all insurance and contractual requirements. The licensee is responsible for getting the design approved by the Director of Licensing and remitting the University's royalty on the product to CLC.
• If a donor wishes to utilize one of Texas Tech University's trademarks in some manner, written permission must be obtained from the Director of Licensing. The verbiage "supporting Texas Tech University ", "supporting XXX at Texas Tech University", or "supporting Texas Tech Athletics" must be included. All materials using University marks must be submitted for approval before production and must be purchased from a current University licensee.
• Booster clubs may use sponsor names on merchandise only with written approval from the Director of Licensing. The organization's name must be included in the design to communicate that the relationship is a partnership with the organization and not the University. Based on the scope of the program, a rights fee, in addition to royalties, may be assessed.
• Rights fees and royalties for the use of the University trademarks in all instances may be assessed.

The University reserves the right to take appropriate action when confronted with unauthorized uses of its marks. Depending on the facts, such action may include confiscation of goods and issuance of a cease and desist letter. It can also result in jail time and numerous fines if convicted.

• Sales to campus and private retailers (including registered student organizations and departments of Texas Tech).
• Sales to individual customers.
• Sales to Texas Tech sporting events through concessions.
• Sales on campus by registered student organizations.
• Sales for fund raising projects by registered student organizations.
• Sales to registered student organizations for the purpose of promoting their organization.

The Director of Licensing maintains a list of all Texas Tech licensed vendors. These vendors have been carefully chosen and are familiar with Texas Tech University's licensing policies and procedures. For assistance in choosing a licensed vendor please contact the Director of Licensing.

For questions regarding the proper usage of University trademarks or to obtain a waiver form for a Registered Student Organization or department, please contact:

Paige Holland
Assistant Athletic Director - External Operations
Director of Licensing
Texas Tech University
6th & Boston
(South end of Jones SBC Stadium)
PO Box 45050
Lubbock, TX 79409-5050
(806) 742-1195
Fax (806) 742-1192
paige.holland@ttu.edu