The Pikes Peak Community College (PPCC) Copy Center is the Colorado Springs-based institution’s go-to place for faculty, staff , and student printing needs. Ninety percent of the work that comes in is what copy and print operations manager Patrick Stalnaker describes as “your standard print shop stuff ,” which includes products like tests, letterhead, envelopes, and labels, brochures and fl yers, notepads, postcards, a monthly newsletter and more, in black-and-white and color. The Copy Center also off ers fi nishing services, such as binding, laminating, folding, collating and stapling, and hole punching/perforating. The center produces work primarily using a Xerox ® D136 black-and-white printer and a Ricoh ® 5100 color printer, but it also operates a large-format inkjet pr

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