Century Club Scholarship

Endowment History – Century Club Scholarship

Established in 1982

 

The Century Club Scholarship was established in 1982 through a fundraising campaign led by Keith Nickoley. With the support of Wendell Smith, Ray Prince, John Werner, and Ed Kelley he challenged individuals to donate to support qualified students entering the graphics communications field. Funds were then awarded to students pursuing careers in graphic communications.

 

Awards from the Century Club scholarship are not restricted to geographic location. However, recipients must major in graphic communications or a related field and pursue studies at a school that offers a curriculum in graphic communications, printing technology, or printing management.

 

Learn more about the opportunities and benefits of creating an endowment with PGSF on our Endowments page.

 

To learn more about our endowments and how to create a memorial scholarship contact the PGSF Director of Development, Jeff White.

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