graphic communications
18
Nov
PGSF Announces Newly Endowed Scholarship for Bernie Eckert
November 18, 2022 (Pittsburgh, PA) The Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation (PGSF), is pleased to announce the establishment of the Bernie Eckert Endowed Scholarship. The […]
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3
Nov
Endowment History – A. Stull Harris Memorial Scholarship
Established 1958 Mrs. Marie Harris Barkley established the A. Stull Harris Memorial Scholarship in 1958 as a memorial to her husband Alfred Stull Harris, former […]
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1
Nov
PGSF Honors John Berthelsen with Annual Recognition Award
PGSF Honors John Berthelsen with Annual Recognition Award for Service to Furtherance of Education for the Graphic Arts Pittsburgh, PA — October 21, 2022 — The […]
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26
Oct
Endowment History – The Henry Wurst, Inc. Scholarship
Established 1997 Henry Wurst, Inc. was founded by Henry E. Wurst in Kansas City in 1937. The company provided short- and long-run printing and print-related […]
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4
Oct
PGSF grant supports Women’s Press Collective to train activists in print and publishing
The Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation recently awarded a $5,000 grant to Women’s Press Collective in Brooklyn, New York. WPC is an all-volunteer association whose […]
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22
Sep
PGSF Announces Retirement of Bernadine Eckert
Managing Director is being honored with a new Endowment Pittsburgh, PA — September 20, 2022 — Bernadine (Bernie) Eckert, long time Managing Director of the […]
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22
Sep
Printing United Expo Student Day
PRINTING United Alliance and the Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation are pleased to present “Ink Your Future,” a special day dedicated to the future of […]
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19
Sep
“Stand Up and Be Recognized”
In my last blog, I confessed about my sadness in failing to recognize my older sister throughout my life. Born four years before me, she […]
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