Document and Publication Services (DPS) announces the addition of the Office Supplies Store to our department effective Thursday, February 14, 2008. Dana Bray, along with DPS staff, will continue to provide the full array of services that were previously available. You may continue to call 298-1000 for your office supply needs, or you may place office supplies orders online.
Effective May 12, 2008, the US Postal Service will change its postage rates. The cost of a first class postage stamp for mailing a standard size piece of up to 1 ounce will increase from $0.41 to $0.42.
At this time, DPS estimates that non-profit rates will increase or decrease $0.01 to $0.02 per piece, depending on the nature of the corresponding mailing.
DPS will provide further information as it becomes available. For more information, click on the "New Prices May 12" link at www.usps.com.
Welcome to the recently updated DPS website. We hope you find that our new website organization and navigation elements make it easier for you to find what you need. For more information on using the DPS website, see the DPS "Guide to Online Services"
Please let us know if you encounter any problems or if you have any comments. See our contact information at the bottom of this and every page of the website.
DPS handles all official Western Illinois University publications and protects and promotes the integrity of the University's visual identity.
Under the direction of Phyllis Plank, DPS provides the highest quality publishing, printing, and distribution services—from concept to delivery—in the most cost-effective manner possible. DPS provides design, layout, editing, printing, production, mail preparation, distribution, and mailing services to the campus community on a cost-recovery basis. University faculty, staff, departments, and colleges; on-campus grant entities; and registered student organizations use DPS services to produce educational, promotional, and informational materials.
Visit the About section to learn more about DPS services and the How May We Help You? section to find out how to initiate your next project.
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