The Fourth Edition of Introduction to Graphic Communication includes updated content, emerging technologies, and industry expertise prepare the next generation for a rapidly evolving graphic communication industry.
The FGCE and Dscoop, the exclusive community of HP Industrial Print and Large Format owners and users, first came together in 2025 to create the Dscoop Grant Program, designed to support students pursuing careers in graphic arts. We’re proud and excited to announce the 2027 edition, with selected students earning the opportunity to attend the Dscoop Edge Charlotte event, February 28–March 3, 2027.
The Graphic Communications Education Association (GCEA) today announced that it will formally merge into The Foundation for Graphic Communication Education (The FGCE, formerly PGSF). This strategic decision, following a unanimous vote of support from the GCEA membership at the recent annual conference and unanimous approval from the FGCE Board of Directors, marks a significant step in securing the long-term stability and growth of the organization’s shared mission.
The FGCE changed the organization’s annual grant program for the 2025/26 school year, two separate application periods. From the combined Fall 2025 and Spring 2026 programs, 33 instructors received grants over $130000 in grants for travel, continuing education, and equipment.
The Foundation for Graphic Communication Education (The FGCE) has launched its new website at TheFGCE.org, marking the next step in the organization’s transition from the Print & Graphics Scholarship Foundation (PGSF) and reinforcing its broadened mission across the graphic communications industry.
he Foundation for Graphic Communication Education (The FGCE, formerly PGSF) has once again partnered with SkillsUSA to support the Graphic Communications competition at the SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference, held June 1-5 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, GA.
