Word: fellowships
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...Department of the Classics announces the establishment of the Charles Eliot Norton Fellowship in Greek Studies. This fellowship has been established by Mr. James Loeb '88 of New York, "in grateful recognition of the long and great friendship which Professor Norton has shown him since his boyhood, and in order to record in a fitting manner the eminent services which Professor Norton has rendered the cause of Archaeology, and his beneficient prominence in the Archaeological Institute of America and the American School of Classical Studies at Athens...
Competition for the fellowship is open to members of the Senior class in Harvard College and of the Graduate School of Harvard University, and to Seniors and Graduate Students in Radcliffe College. It has an annual income...
...incumbent of the fellowship must agree to pursue his studies for the year of his incumbency at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, and to devote himself to the study of some special subject in the field of Greek history, literature, art, archaeology, epigraphy, or topography. He shall also agree to write and publish, at the end of the year of his fellowship, a monograph embodying the results of his investigations...
Through the generosity of several graduates the South End House Fellowship, with an annual income of 8600, has been established for two years under the following conditions: The incumbent must reside at the South End House, 6 Rollins street, Boston, and register as a student in the Graduate School. His work while in the School must be in the line of study and research on social questions. The appointment to the Fellowship must be made on the suggestion of the Department of Political Economy and of the Plummer Professor of Christian Morals; and the work of the incumbent must...
...nomination of this Fellowship for 1900-1901 will be made not later than June 20, 1900. Information concerning the work expected of the incumbent will be given by Mr. Robert H. Woods, of the South End House, 6 Rollins st., Boston, and also by Professor W. J. Ashley, Cambridge. Applications must be made in writing, not later than June 14, 1900, on blanks furnished by Mr. Richard Cobb, Corresponding Secretary, 5 University Hall. Candidates for this Fellowship, who may have made general application for graduate aid, are requested nevertheless to apply for it specifically...