Gary Hilliard FQC Scholarship
Gary Hilliard FQC Scholarship
The Gary Hilliard FQC Scholarship, sponsored by the Foundation of FTA (FFTA) and Flexo Quality Consortium (FQC), was created to honor the late Gary Hilliard, a dedicated volunteer who played a key role in advancing FTA initiatives and improving the flexographic industry.
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Award Amount
The Gary Hilliard FQC Scholarship is a $5,000 award.
Eligibility
The Gary Hilliard FQC Scholarship is open to college sophomores, juniors and seniors currently enrolled in a two- or four-year institution.
Students must be full time and enrolled in a qualified graphic communications curriculum, be FTA members, hold a 3.0 or greater GPA, and complete a class project focused on flexographic printing.
Application Requirements
- A completed application.
- A copy of your transcripts.
- A letter of recommendation from a faculty adviser.
- Completion of class project questions. Your project must address an issue/topic/problem facing the flexographic industry.
ABOUT
GARY
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ABOUT
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Gary Hilliard was an active member of FTA and the flexographic industry, volunteering his time and expertise to chair numerous committees focused on the development of and technology native to flexography.
He authored numerous articles and was a significant contributor to FTA’s FIRST Design Guide. Gary served as chair of the FFTA Board of Trustees from 2008 to 2010, was a member of the FTA Board of Directors and was the recipient of several FTA awards. He was a member of the FQC Executive Committee and a founding member and chair of the Standards Working Group (SWG). Gary supported the mission of FQC by demonstrating the commitment it takes to foster success and progress.
After four decades promoting the science and research of the flexographic process, Gary was posthumously inducted into the FTA Hall of Fame in 2013. It is the recognition of Gary’s drive and passion that was the impetus for the Gary Hilliard FQC Scholarship.
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