Word: fellowshipped
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...announcement of the Loewenstein Fellowship marks the first practical step toward the easing of the path which connects college with the public service. The American political system, based upon party pyramids, has made it necessary for the college graduate to waste his most valuable years in routine party boot-licking, a task sufficiently unpleasant to drive any thoughts of a public career from the minds of many talented young men. This new fellowship proposes to bridge the gap between study and political activity by enabling the student to gain practical experience and the all-important contacts while he is still...
Twenty-six students and two faculty members of the Medical School have been awarded scholarships and fellowships totaling $7,870, the Harvard Corporation announced today. The faculty members are Dr. Lester S. King, assistant in Anatomy, who is awarded a William Hunter Workman Fellowship for 1934-35; and Dr. John D. Stewart, assistant in Surgery, awarded an Edward Hickling Bradford Fellowship for one year from March...
...students have been granted fellowships for 1934-35. James Jackson Cabot Fellowships have been given to John C. Snyder 3M of Pasadena, California; and Henry S. Bennett 2M of Tottori, Japan. John R. Mote 3M of Tucson, Arizona has been named to receive the George Cheyne Shattuck Memorial Fellowship; and Dale G. Friend 3M of Missouri Valley, Iowa is the recipient of the Charles Eliot Ware Memorial Fellowship. The John Ware Memorial Fellowship has been granted to Philip F. Partington 3M of East Orange, New Jersey...
...Nebraska State (Lincoln) Journal's correspondent quoted The Fellowship Forum as follows...
...young mind. He has had to wade patiently through a series of one and three year appointments before he may grace the ranks of even the assistant professors. He has had to publish works of supposed scholastic merit which have been deemed essential to admit him to the fellowship of learned men. Many of these treatises have received no circulation beyond the examining board and are composed merely to satisfy an academic whim. After casting a casual glance over titles of the obscure subjects upon which the academic aspirant must write, one is inclined to wonder if this really...