Logo
To celebrate AMSA's 60th anniversary, a new logo was designed to commemorate the occasion. Importantly, the Rod of Asclepius has been incorporated into a shield, beside which "AMSA" is spelled out (using a custom font which differs from the original logo). The letters AMSA rest upon the fully spelled out name of the organization, using the font "Today."
The crest contains four colours; from top right clockwise, they are and represent:
- Blue - (although it is not explicitly explained why the blue is in the shield, the colour blue in general represents AMSA's history and tradition, since its logo has always been blue)
- Purple - Purple illustrates the advocacy efforts on behalf of LGBT medical students and those discriminated against based on gender and sexuality
- Red - Red was incorporated into the new logo to reflect the organization’s dedication to fighting the global AIDS pandemic
- Green - Green exemplifies AMSA’s commitment to a better environment and environmental health and the organization’s commitment to reducing its carbon footprint
There is also a blazon as to the usage of the logo, including size, dimensions and colours. These can be found at AMSA's website.
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