Duplicating/Print Shop Policy
All submissions for printing or duplicating must be submitted via the on-line order entry system.
Use of facilities duplicating services are available for all academic and nonacademic units of the University as well as to all recognized student groups, provided that the requests for these services have an obvious and direct relationship to the central mission of the University.
Religious and political materials must contain the name of the sponsoring group and a disclaimer that the materials represent the views of the group and not of the University. Use of facilities to such organizations must be equally open to all groups, not favoring one group over another. Also, marginal costs such as poster board and duplicating paper are to be borne by the sponsoring organization. The duplicating office does not provide service for non-university groups.
Duplicating Contacts
Waller Administration Building 042
Chris Baumer, Supervisor | e-mail
(570) 389-4212
Thomas Murphy, Lithograph Operator
(570) 389-4212
Patricia Mordan, Copy Machine Operator
(570) 389-4212
Cindy Stephens, Copy Machine Operator
(570) 389-4212
Duplicating Resources
» Publications Guide
» Copyright Guidelines
» Duplicating Capabilities
Letterhead Reminder!
The footer of any University letterhead should read "A Member of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education". Please check your letterhead to see if the update has been made to your files. If it hasn’t, please forward the file to Irene Johnson in Marketing and Communications so she can provide you with a new file prior to uploading into the duplicating system.
Paper
All paper used in the printing and duplicating process is either FSC or SFI certified.
Forest Stewardship Council
The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) works to conserve biological diversity and old growth forests, protect the well-being of indigenous groups and slow global climate change. FSC certifies wood and wood products that are responsibly harvested and processed.
Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI)
The Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) ensures fiber coming from this program is certified based on a comprehensive system of principles that combines the perpetual growing and harvesting of trees with the long-term protection of wildlife, plants, soil and water quality. Under this program participating companies plant or grow more trees than are harvested each year.