The Foundation, along with its donors and sponsors, are working to build the future workforce of the graphic communications industry. The Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation (PGSF) is a not-for-profit, private industry directed organization that offers technical school, undergraduate and graduate fellowship assistance to men and women interested in a career in the graphic communications field.
PGSF has two main missions. First, to attract young people to the industry and inform them (and their parents, school advisors, etc.) of the wide variety of career opportunities available. Second, if they are pursuing post-secondary education in order to enter the field or are currently working and look to continue their education part time, we provide financial assistance to them.
Scholarship awards vary in amount from $1,000 to $5,000 per academic year, in most cases, for up to four years. Financial assistance is also available for current employees in the industry who are taking part time classes to advance their career.
PGSF has two main missions. First, to attract young people to the industry and inform them (and their parents, school advisors, etc.) of the wide variety of career opportunities available. Second, if they are pursuing post-secondary education in order to enter the field or are currently working and look to continue their education part time, we provide financial assistance to them.
Scholarship awards vary in amount from $1,000 to $5,000 per academic year, in most cases, for up to four years. Financial assistance is also available for current employees in the industry who are taking part time classes to advance their career.
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Connecting interested students, those currently working who seek additional training, present & past recipients, donors, educators, and industry professionals with PGSF.
The Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation (PGSF) is a private not-for-profit, industry-directed organization providing undergraduate college and technical school scholarships and graduate fellowship assistance to talented men and women pursuing graphic communications careers.
Our recipients include full time students as well as industry workers who seek additional education.
The Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation (PGSF) is a private not-for-profit, industry-directed organization providing undergraduate college and technical school scholarships and graduate fellowship assistance to talented men and women pursuing graphic communications careers.
Our recipients include full time students as well as industry workers who seek additional education.
PGSF Alumni
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The Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation interviewed former scholarship recipients to see what their career path has been and what they are doing now.
These profiles feature some of the more than 6000 former scholarship recipients who have benefited over the past 60 years.
This series gives you an up-close and personal insight into the thoughts and motivations of the former students who are a part of our industry today.
We think that you will be inspired to consider a number of job opportunities and growth potential in the exciting world of print and graphic communications!
These profiles feature some of the more than 6000 former scholarship recipients who have benefited over the past 60 years.
This series gives you an up-close and personal insight into the thoughts and motivations of the former students who are a part of our industry today.
We think that you will be inspired to consider a number of job opportunities and growth potential in the exciting world of print and graphic communications!
2022 Scholarships Application
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Your official transcripts or a copy of your official transcripts must be submitted through the application site or sent to PGSF.
A student who is, or will be, enrolled in a printing or graphics program at a technical school, college or university within the United States.
The student must be pursuing a career in printing technology, printing management, graphic communication, packaging, or publishing.
Applications are evaluated and judged during May and June and recipients will be notified in July and August prior to the school year.
A student who is, or will be, enrolled in a printing or graphics program at a technical school, college or university within the United States.
The student must be pursuing a career in printing technology, printing management, graphic communication, packaging, or publishing.
Applications are evaluated and judged during May and June and recipients will be notified in July and August prior to the school year.
2021 Poster Design Contest
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The winner of the Poster Contest for full-time students is John Latham, who attends SOWELA Technical Community College in Louisiana.
The winner for the part-time student poster is Randy Jackson, a student currently attending Camden County Technical School in New Jersey.
Each year PGSF awards 200+ college level scholarships ranging in value from $2,000 to $5,000 and we turn to our student community to help us promote these scholarship programs.
We are asking students to design a poster promoting our scholarship programs.
The winner for the part-time student poster is Randy Jackson, a student currently attending Camden County Technical School in New Jersey.
Each year PGSF awards 200+ college level scholarships ranging in value from $2,000 to $5,000 and we turn to our student community to help us promote these scholarship programs.
We are asking students to design a poster promoting our scholarship programs.
2021 T-Shirt Design Contest
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Our 2021 PGSF T-Shirt Design Contest winner is Regan VanderWall, whose design was selected overwhelmingly by our judging panel.
Regan attends OAISD Careerline Tech Center in Holland, Michigan.
Please join us in congratulating Regan!
The Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation (PGSF) is proud to announce our first-ever Promotional T-shirt Design Competition.
The t-shirt will be used to promote the careers possible in graphics, availability of scholarships through PGSF, and/or how graphic communications fit into today's world.
Regan attends OAISD Careerline Tech Center in Holland, Michigan.
Please join us in congratulating Regan!
The Print and Graphics Scholarship Foundation (PGSF) is proud to announce our first-ever Promotional T-shirt Design Competition.
The t-shirt will be used to promote the careers possible in graphics, availability of scholarships through PGSF, and/or how graphic communications fit into today's world.
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