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Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer WashU Social Hub Open Menu Back Close Menu Search for: Search Close Search Guidelines and best practicesGuidelines and best practices Social media policy Facebook best practices Instagram best practices Twitter best practices TikTok, Giphy and Snapchat Tools and tipsTools and tips Measuring success Social strategy questionnaire Tool suggestions Writing for social Blog Directory Downloads Connect with us Open Search Social media policy Washington University in St. Louis supports the use of social media by its community members as a way to facilitate communication. Social media tools, uses and challenges are evolving rapidly, and the university continuously monitors our strategies and best practices for using these media. The following policy serves as a guideline and starting point for those initiating a social media feed that involves the university, its schools, departments, programs, groups, organizations and individuals. It is also a reference for those managing existing feeds, so that the university’s efforts in social media communications are as consistent as possible. Washington University representation on online social media platforms shall be authorized through the University Marketing & Communications. Any existing websites or pages that represent Washington University are reviewed routinely and may be amended or, when necessary, removed. University Marketing & Communications. shall oversee the Washington University presence on key social networking sites and shall evaluate whether to launch a presence on new sites as they become available. All policies, procedures and guidelines regarding university trademarks, names and symbols apply to social networking sites. University Marketing & Communications. can offer guidance about how properly to use names, logos, etc., to resolve branding and copyright/trademark issues in these venues. Before you launch a social media page or site, you are urged to consult with the University Marketing & Communications about your compliance with the policies listed here. Applicable policies and guidelines are available online: Logotypes and other symbolsWashington University domain name useCommercial use of Washington University names and symbols Licensing and trademarks for products Washington University does not prescreen posted content, but it shall have the right to remove, in its sole discretion, any content that it considers to violate this policy. The university does not endorse or take responsibility for content posted by third parties. University Marketing & Communications. works to correct inaccuracies on Washington University social media sites by responding with correct factual information and including source citations (links, video, contact information, etc.) when appropriate. The university does not permit explicit or implied institutional endorsements of any kind through the use of its names, trademarks, logos or images — including pictures of campus buildings. Please reference Access to Campus for Filming and Photography. Acceptable content may be positive or negative in context to the conversation, regardless of whether it is favorable or unfavorable to Washington University. However, language that is illegal, obscene, defamatory, threatening, infringing of intellectual property rights, invasive of privacy, profane, libelous, threatening, harassing, abusive, hateful or embarrassing to any person or entity, or otherwise injurious or objectionable is unacceptable and shall be removed. Washington University in St. Louis will not tolerate content that infringes on proprietary information, or that is defamatory, pornographic, harassing, libelous or inhospitable to a reasonable work environment. Washington University encourages the use of social media. For answers to questions or for advice, please do not hesitate to contact: Cassaundra SigaranDirector of New Media StrategyUniversity Marketing & [email protected] Julie Hail FloryVice Chancellor for Marketing & CommunicationsUniversity Marketing and [email protected] Guidelines and best practices Social media policy Facebook best practices Instagram best practices Twitter best practices TikTok, Giphy and Snapchat ©2024 Washington University in St. Louis