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University Partners

The International Corrugated Packaging Foundation (ICPF) works with colleges and universities across the country to expand corrugated curricula and to promote careers in the corrugated packaging industry. In this regard, over the years ICPF has donated or placed equipment, software and other resources at numerous institutions of higher education.

ICPF regularly participates in Packaging Program Council meetings (a council consisting of the nine largest university packaging programs in the country), sends monthly newsletters to all University Partners, annually provides donations to colleges and universities through our University Awards Program, serves as ambassadors for students at industry events, initiates outreach through visits to schools and school packaging clubs, and provides sponsorships to increase student exposure to the industry. In addition to outreach to packaging programs, ICPF also connects with career services and other relevant academic departments at our partner institutions to make them aware of the many different career paths available within the corrugated packaging industry.

Employees, professors and student stand in front of brand new machinery during ribbon cutting ceremony.
ICPF attends a ribbon cutting ceremony hosted by Clemson University to celebrate the placement of a new Zünd digital cutter donated by ICPF.
Students with Kongsberg table at Appalachian State University

ICPF Funds New Kongsberg Table at Appalachian State University

Students in the Graphic Communications Management (GCM) Program at Appalachian State University will be using new equipment this Fall, provided by the…

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ICPF to Invest More Heavily in Education

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UF/IFAS Packaging Engineering Program Acquires Kongsberg

UF/IFAS Packaging Engineering Program Acquires Kongsberg

UF/IFAS Packaging Engineering students have produced the first corrugated tray on the Packaging Engineering program’s newly acquired Kongsberg X24 pro…

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