Student Resources
10
Mar
Gravure AIMCAL Alliance – February Newsletter
The Gravure AIMCAL Alliance is a partner in all things PGSF. We are pleased to share some highlights from their February 2022 Newsletter, featuring College […]
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24
Feb
PGSF Opens Annual Poster Design Competition
Winners to Receive $500 Prize Winning posters to be displayed in schools across the United States The Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation (PGSF) is holding […]
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4
Apr
“Hey, I want to be included!”
By: Ken Macro, PhD California Polytechnic State University, Graphic Communications First, I wish to apologize for my hiatus this past couple of months. The wacky […]
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28
Dec
“Ding, Ding!”
Having turned in my grades for the past quarter (Fall 2021), I do so with great expediency in that it was a challenging and arduous […]
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4
Nov
“Who’s up for fysshyng!”
By: Ken Macro, PhD California Polytechnic State University, Graphic Communications In my last blog entry, I introduced you to Wynkyn de Worde. He was William […]
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14
Oct
Asking for Letters of Recommendation
As part of your Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation (PGSF) application, we would like two (2) letters of recommendation. A letter of recommendation helps us […]
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1
Oct
Investing in YOUR Future
Welcome to the first step on your career path in the print, packaging, graphic communications, or publishing industry. The Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation (PGSF) […]
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24
Aug
What Would Wynkyn de Worde Whisper (WWWdWW) ?
What would Wynkyn de Worde Whisper? By: Ken Macro, PhD California Polytechnic State University, Graphic Communications Over the years I have become quite enamored with […]
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