From Fast Company
If you’re a recent job-hunter wondering where to begin, it may be a good idea to start with refreshing your résumé, which you probably haven’t looked at since the last time you searched for a job.
How important is it to support study in graphic communications? Just ask Stephen Longmire. They donated to the Don Gain In Memoriam Scholarship Campaign. You can too.
Through the work of Trustees like Renée Yardley, Trustee Member of the Board, we can continue to support study for young people entering our industry.
Donors like Marquis Book Printing Inc. help attract talent to the graphic communications industry. Thank you for your support.
From Smithsonian Magazine
North Americans weren’t the first to grind peanuts—the Inca beat us to it by a few hundred years—but peanut butter reappeared in the modern world because of an American, the doctor, nutritionist and cereal pioneer John Harvey Kellogg, who filed a patent for a proto-peanut butter in 1895.
Introducing Julianna Bellamy, a scholarship student in the class of 2022 who is passionate about graphic communications.
Come here to develop practical, hands-on skills in electronic file management, industry-standard software applications, and print management, production, and administration.
John Conway knows that we need to attract talent to our industry. That’s why they’ve donated to the Don Gain In Memoriam Scholarship Campaign. How about making a donation?
Look around you – virtually every printed, silk screened and digitally-rendered display you see every day has moved through the hands of a graphic communications professional.
One of our scholarship students is Ben Timmons. They’re excited about a career in graphic communications when they graduate in 2022.