publishing
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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22
Aug
Endowment History – Charles E. Malspeis / NOVA Press
Established 2016 The Malspeis Memorial Scholarship was established by NOVA Pressroom Products, LLC as a memorial to Charles Malspeis and in recognition of the 60th […]
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10
Aug
Endowment History – The John (Jack) Kronenberg Memorial Scholarship
Established 1999 The John (Jack) Kronenberg Memorial Scholarship was named after Jack Kronenberg, a longtime printing executive and consultant to businesses in the graphic arts. […]
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1
Aug
We are On Air!
Jeff White, Director of Development at PGSF, and Joe Lyman, CEO of GLGA, join Deborah Corn to discuss aiding long-term student success, exciting new school […]
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18
Jun
“Happy Father’s Day, Becky!”
I remember in 1974 when my brother was born, how excited my father was at the time. It was important to him that the Macro […]
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