Senefelder Level Endowments
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Endowment Balance $50,000 – $99,999
Alois Senefelder of Germany was the inventor of lithography. His invention of a new printing process came about by chance while he was seeking a method of reproducing plays and musical scores. Writing in reverse on a piece of limestone with greasy chalk and then dampening the stone, he found that an inked roller would deposit ink only on the chalk. He was working on a method to improve copperplate engraving and was experimenting on Bavarian limestone in place of the more costly copper. His experiments led to the discovery that polished stone, when properly inked and treated with chemicals, would transfer its image onto paper. Thus, was born stone printing, or, as Senefelder called it, chemical printing, the forerunner of lithography. Just one year after Senefelder submitted his model for an automated press in 1817, Bass Otis published the first lithograph in the United States.
- Rae Goss Scholarship
- Bruce Tietz Endowed Scholarship
- Twin Cities Graphic Arts Memorial
- Graphic Arts Alliance
- The James Shields Scholarship
- Central Wisconsin Club of Printing House Craftsmen
- The Order of the Black Leaf
- James Bucchin, Jr. Memorial Scholarship
- TEC Systems Scholarship
- The Society of Fellows Scholarship
- John and Grace Goessele Memorial Scholarship
- Michael Bruno/TAGA Scholarship
- The Bernard Taymans Memorial Scholarship
- The Marcus Family Foundation
- Ash Khan Legacy Scholarship
- The Ernest Shea Memorial Scholarship
- The John (Jack) Kronenberg Memorial Scholarship
- The Robert Zunk Memorial Scholarship
- The Sheridan Group Scholarship
- Time Inc. Production Scholarship
- The Wayne “Bumps” Brown Scholarship
- Virginia Shea Memorial Scholarship
- Elverda Zunk Memorial Scholarship
- Ben Franklin Society
- The John Berthelsen Scholarship
- Warren D. Hanssen Scholarship
- Quebecor – World Color
- PLGA/Cylinder
- Frederick Rogers Scholarship/Research & Engineering Council of the Graphic Arts Industry
- Joseph Genstein Memorial Scholarship
- Richard M. Worthington
- The Donald Rothrock Memorial Scholarship
- Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. (KMBS) Scholarship.
- PIA of Kansas City/Ray and Anna Campbell Scholarship
- The Steven Pundt Memorial Quick Printing Magazine Scholarship
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