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Download College Artwork to Show Your FACS Pride

April 8, 2025

The ACS is proud to have you as a Fellow and encourages you to use the FACS designation on your business cards, lab coat, website, and letterhead.

Follow these steps to download the artwork:

1. Log in to your facs.org account.

2. Once logged in, click on My Dashboard (or your initial, the My Profile) in the upper-right corner.

3. When you are in the Surgeon's Dashboard, navigate to your profile by clicking on your member details card on the right rail or on the bottom left, select My Profile. (See image below).

4. At the top of your profile, there is a FACS Artwork button. Click on it to access the guidelines and assets available to Fellows. (See image below).

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