Word: stipend
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...portion of the stipend of the Hennen Jennings Scholarship in the Lawrence Scientific School, for the current academic year, is available to any eligible student in the School who has need of it. This scholarship may be awarded only to a student who is registered in the program of mining and metallurgy. The conditions of its award are stated on page 78 of the Lawrence Scientific School catalogue for 1903-04, and on page 551 of the University catalogue...
...portion of the stipend of the Hennen Jennings Scholarship in the Lawrence Scientific School, for the current academic year, is available to any eligible student in the School who has need of it. This scholarship may be awarded only to a student who is registered in the program of mining and metallurgy. The conditions of its award are stated on page 78 of the Lawrence Scientific School catalogue for 1903-04, and on page 551 of the University catalogue...
...scholarship at the University of Oxford for the period of residence beginning with Michaelmas Term in the second week of October, 1904, is to be awarded by the committee, the scholar to be elected from those who shall have passed the qualifying examination. The stipend as fixed by the founder is *300 per annum, and the tenure is "for three consecutive academical years," the payments to be made quarterly...
Applications for the Nelson Robinson, Jr., Travelling Fellowship in architecture for 1904-05 must be filed with Professor J. H. Wright, chairman of the committee on Fellowships and other Aids for Graduate Students, before January 1, 1904. This fellowship with a stipend of one thousand dollars was established in 1902 from the income of the Nelson Robinson, Jr., Fund, and is to take the place of the Austin Fellowship in Architecture which has been withdrawn...
Acting in very friendly response to a suggestion of Mr. Hyde, the French Ministry of Public Instruction has established a fellowship at the University of Paris for the years 1903-04 and 1904-05, with a stipend of $600. The appointment to this fellowship is made by the French Minister of Public Instruction on the recommendation of the President of Harvard University. The incumbent is to be a student or graduate of Harvard University, chosen for his proficiency in literary studies. He is to give a certain amount of instruction in the English language and literature under the direction...