Brandon R. Hill, a Deaf Designer
of the Eagle Logo of the
Utah School for the Deaf
Written by Jodi Christel Becker
Published in 2016
Updated in 2025
Published in 2016
Updated in 2025
Author's Note
The C. Mark Openshaw Education Center at the Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind in Salt Lake City, Utah, has unveiled a new gym floor featuring an impressive Eagle logo, representing our united school spirit. This unique logo was designed by Brandon R. Hill, a proud Deaf graduate of Gallaudet University, who skillfully incorporated elements of the USDB Eagle emblem. His incredible creativity and artistic talent truly showcase his remarkable potential within our community.
We celebrated the official reveal of this fantastic logo on October 6, 2016, marking a memorable occasion that strengthened our school spirit.
Brandon, we cannot thank you enough for bringing the Eagle logo to life for the Utah Schools for the Deaf. Your unique design has added a new dimension to our school spirit, and we greatly appreciate your wonderful contribution! 🦅
Jodi Christel Becker
We celebrated the official reveal of this fantastic logo on October 6, 2016, marking a memorable occasion that strengthened our school spirit.
Brandon, we cannot thank you enough for bringing the Eagle logo to life for the Utah Schools for the Deaf. Your unique design has added a new dimension to our school spirit, and we greatly appreciate your wonderful contribution! 🦅
Jodi Christel Becker
Brandon R. Hill, a designer of the Utah School for the Deaf Eagle Logo. Photo was taken by Steve Griffin, the Salt Lake Tribune photographer
