Austin College Publication Style Guide A
Austin College Publication Style Guide 2021 revision The Austin College Publication Style Guide is intended to answer questions about the correct and/or “preferred” usage on various writing styles and graphic identities, particularly those specific to Austin College. Members of the College community who are responsible for preparing printed or other visual materials, especially those intended for external audiences such as prospective students, donors, alumni, parents, etc., are encouraged to consult this guide during the development of materials. 1849 Society—giving society recognizing gifts of $500,000 and more A “A” Association—Alumni “A” Athletic Association, organization for alumni who were student- athletes. Abell Library (George T. and Gladys H. Abell Library Center)—Built in 1986, the library contains a collection of more than 350,000 physical titles, including books, periodicals, and media items in a variety of formats. In first reference, please use complete name where possible; in subsequent references, Abell Library is acceptable. The library’s catalog is accessible through the Austin College website and is complemented by various databases providing access to online books, journal articles, and other digital resources. Other services include library instruction classes and workshops, course reserves materials, interlibrary loan, and document delivery. Quiet study is accommodated on the second floor, while the first floor provides space for groups to collaborate. Also located in the library are: Kenneth W. Street Courtroom (2014), serving as a site for advocacy programs and moot court and mock trial competitions; Scarbrough Center for Writing (2017), offering writing assistance and related services, created by an estate gift from Lemuel Scarbrough; Special Collections and Archives, housing historical documents and art related to the College; computer classroom and lab; smart classroom; conference room; and 24-hour study room.
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