The M.S. in Publishing Program offers two assistantship positions:
Graduate Assistantship for the Publishing Multi-Media Lab and Graduate
Assistantship for the Pace University Press.  The assistantships include
a credit component and stipend. The selection process is highly competitive
and requires a well-rounded knowledge of the layout and design software 
currently being used in the publishing industry, namely, Adobe Photoshop,
Illustrator, and InDesign, as well as Quark XPress. Both assistantships also
require skills in web design including but not limited to HTML.

Interested students should fill the “Graduate Assistantship Application”
form, which is included in the "Graduate Application Information" Booklet.
Applications should be mailed to the director of the MS in Publishing Program.

There are university and department scholarships awarded
on the basis of merit and need. These scholarships are awarded
at the time when your admission to the program is considered;
there is no separate application process. The following is a list of
the scholarships currently offered by the Pace University M.S. in
Puslishing Department.

Business Press of America Robert Edgell Scholarship

The Robert Edgell Scholarship is awarded to a student who enters the
Pace University MS inPublishing Program and pursues a career in
specialized business publications.

American Media Inc. Scholarship

The American Media Inc. Scholarship is awarded to a deserving student
in the MS in Publishing program. The scholarship is based on merit
and/or need and recognizes student interest in magazine publishing.

Deloitte and Touche LLP Scholarship

The Deloitte and Touche LLP Scholarship is awarded to a deserving
student entering the MS in Publishing program. The scholarship supports
the need to educate students and prepare them for the profession of publishing.

David Pecker Scholarship

The David Pecker Scholarship is awarded to a deserving
student entering the MS in publishing program. The Scholarship
supports the need to educate students and prepare them
for the profession of publishing. The scholarship is awarded
based on merit and/or need.

Los Angeles Times / Herbert K. Schnall Scholarship

The Los Angeles Times / Herbert K. Schnall Scholarships
are awarded to minority students who enter the program
and elect a career in publishing. Scholarships are based
on merit and financial need.

The Sherman Raskin Scholarship

The Sherman Raskin Scholarship is given to a deserving
student entering the program and is based on academic
excellence as well as need.

The Reader's Digest Scholarship

The Reader's Digest Scholarship helps support deserving
students who plan to work in the field of publishing. The
scholarship is awarded annually by the English Department
to a student who displays academic excellence, as well as need.