Free Digital Downloads

Celebrate 100 Years with Us!

Download official digital assets to help spread the excitement.

Join us in celebrating Skagit Valley College’s 100th anniversary! Use these free digital assets to share your Cardinal pride across email, social media, virtual meetings, and more.

 

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Download Logos

Official Digital-Only Logos

Download the official Skagit Valley College 100th Celebration logos for use in digital environments only—including websites, email signatures, presentations, virtual backgrounds, and social media.

These files are optimized for screens (RGB color) and should not be used for printed materials.

Choose the logo style that best fits your digital project:

  • Full Color Logo: Standard brand colors. Ideal for most digital uses.

  • Red Logo: Uses SVC red for strong visual impact on light backgrounds.

  • Black Logo: Clean, high-contrast option for light or neutral backgrounds.

  • Reversed (White) Logo: Designed for dark or photo backgrounds.

  • Stacked Logo Versions: Vertical layout ideal for square spaces, social graphics, and tighter layouts.

Each logo style is available as a PNG file

  • Transparent background

  • Optimized for digital screens (RGB)

To keep our centennial branding consistent:

  • Use PNG files only for digital applications

  • Do not stretch, distort, recolor, or add effects to the logo

  • Maintain clear space around the logo

  • Logos are digital-use only — contact Marketing & Communications for print-ready versions

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Bring the Celebration to Your Virtual Meetings

Add a festive touch to your Zoom or Teams calls with our official 100th Celebration virtual backgrounds. These designs feature clean branding and bold centennial visuals—perfect for meetings, presentations, and college events.

How to Use the Backgrounds

Zoom

  1. Download your preferred background image.

  2. Open Zoom and go to Settings.

  3. Select Video & Effects.

  4. Click the + icon next to Virtual backgrounds to upload your image.

  5. Choose your new 100th Celebration background and you're all set!

  1. Download your chosen background image.

  2. In Teams, start or join a meeting.

  3. Select More… → Effects and Avatars.

  4. Click Add new to upload your background.

  5. Select it from your library to apply

  • Use in well-lit environments for cleaner outlines.

  • Avoid heavy backlighting to prevent visual distortion.

  • Make sure Mirror My Video is turned off if the logo appears reversed to you (others will see it correctly either way).

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Download Logos

Add the Centennial Signature to Your Email

You can add the 100th Celebration logo image to your existing Outlook email signature in just a few steps.

Note: These instructions apply to Outlook (desktop and web).
For best results, use the logo on desktop or Outlook web. Mobile apps may not display images consistently.

Step 1: Download the Logo

  1. Download the 100th Celebration logo (PNG) from this page.

  2. Save the file somewhere easy to find (Desktop or Downloads).

Step 2: Open Your Signature: Settings Outlook on the Web

  1. Open Outlook in your browser.

  2. Select Settings (gear icon) in the top right.

  3. Choose View all Outlook settings.

  4. Go to Mail → Compose and reply.

Outlook Desktop App

  1. Open Outlook.

  2. Select File → Options → Mail.

  3. Click Signatures….

Step 3: Insert the Logo Image

  1. Select your existing signature or create a new one.

  2. Place your cursor below your name and contact information.

  3. Click the Insert Image icon.

  4. Choose the downloaded 100th Celebration logo (PNG).

  5. If needed, resize the image by dragging the corner handles.

Step 4: Make the Logo Clickable (Recommended)

  1. Click on the logo image.

  2. Select the Link (chain) icon.

  3. Enter this URL:
    https://www.skagit.edu/100

  4. Apply the link.

Step 5: Save

  • Click Save (Outlook web), or

  • Click OK (Outlook desktop).

Your centennial logo will now appear in new emails.

Helpful Tips

  • Use the logo once per signature.

  • Avoid placing text directly on top of the image.

  • If the logo looks too large, resize it proportionally using the corners.

  • For mobile email, a text-only signature may display more reliably.