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...Nieman Fellowship program, the oldest of its kind, was established in 1938 to allow mid-career journalists who demonstrate accomplishment and promise to study for a year in any part of Harvard...
...Loker Commons, library renovations, expanded art museums and 25 new professorships. Students have also felt the results of the fundraising directly. Last year's increase in financial aid boosted the college scholarship budget by 20 percent and reduced work-study requirements for aid recipients; annual investment in scholarship and fellowship grants doubled University-wide since Rudenstine took office...
...Tufts Christian Fellowship (TCF) successfully appealed for re-recognition to the Tufts University Committee on Student Life...
Seltzer was named the 1996-97 recipient of the Radcliffe Junior Faculty Fellowship at the Bunting Institute, a fellowship that allowed her to begin her work on VINO. That fellowship was established in 1995 out of a concern about the low percentage of tenured women professors. Seltzer has proved that such programs allowing talented junior faculty to pursue their research away from the demands of administrative work and teaching can be useful. In fact, the demands of the tenure process are almost simultaneous with the demands with parenting. Programs which alleviate some demands on junior faculty during their prime parenting...
...longtime Chicago Tribune writer Ken Armstrong, the fellowship will provide new perspective on his work. Armstrong said he probably got the job because of his recent series on the Illinois death penalty, which prompted the state to declare a moratorium on executions...