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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, AFBIL 19. 1958
Clark College
Announces Two
Award Winners
ATLANTA, Oa, Two s ink*
cfceinisay majors at Clark College
5,5 Atlanta are among 15 students in
C rc.rgia colleges who Have won
V' oodrow Wilson Fellowships val
u'd at $2.700 00 each.
The awards hove been made to
Keiths B. Clarke of Moultrie. Ga„
nn.d Avon Kirkland of .Jacksonville,
Florida. As recipients of these a
" aids which were made on r> eom
r motive basis from among fi.ooo ap*
-hcanls from colleges throughout
the nation, the students will re*
rivp stipends of 11.400.00 • each,
plus tuition, and may attend the
graduate school of their choice
Competing against students from
virtually every American college.
Miss Clark and Kirkland were a
mong 1.080 Fellowship winners.
Recommended for the fellowships
by their teachers, the Clark rfud
ents were seler' »d to rp'-ei'-e the
grants after personal interviews
with regional selection committees
and examination of their academic
record* by a national committee
The awards climax outstanding
academic achievements for both
student* M r-'. Clarke, the College’s
Homecoming Queen this yeas - ,
ranks eg one of the top scholars at
Clarke Las* year she won an a
tvard for cnttrfpndiris? performance
as a physics student. Kirkland. ■» m*
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S a 1882
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| Dn Alien Weatherford, It,
■' Given Summer Study Grant
Dr Alien. Erlcsou Weatherford.
IT, Chaim’an of the Department
of Physical Education and Re- [
creation, at the. North Carolina
i College at. Durham and also a
: member of the North Carolina
Recreation Commission, has been
awarded a fellowship by the In
lerUniversity Council to study at
the Summer Institute for Co
ca! Gerontology at the Univer
sity of Connecutic at St-orrs.
Connocutict.
j Dr Weatherford w’3.s among 3&
, i other scholars chosen from 130
. i
‘ ner of a European travel scholar
! , rhip from Clark and 'The Experi
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j | ear. has been an honor student
J 1 consistently.
applicants, representing 90 urn-'
vemtles and colleges, located ini
j 39 states and the .District of Co
lumbia.
In the Institute, emphasis will tie
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the M.P-E. degree and also file
M. E-d, degree “With Praise"
from Springfield College, and
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Physical Education, and Rf
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Pennsylvania State Univers
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study at the University of
Chicago and post- doctorate
study at Harvard University
in the field of Cultural An
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Dr Weatherford is the first Nt
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Wiii Study At UCLA During 1358-58 School Year; 3rd Brant
DURHAM Dr. Marjorie Lee j
Browne, professor of mathematics ;
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post doctoral study at the Univer
sity of California at. Los Angeles
i.UCLA i.
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grant includes round trip travel,
and $600.00 tc cover other program
expenses.
A native of Memphis. Tenn.,
where she fini.-hed LeMoyne High
School, Dr. Browne received the.
B. S. degree (cum laude) from
Howard University, and the M. S.
and Ph. D degrees from the Uni
versity of Michigan.
She is the daughter of Mr. L.
.1. Lee. 1106 Mississippi Avenue,
Memphis.
I)r. Browne says she will
"pursue an independent prog
ram of study and research in
certain areas of new mathema
ties and their applications to
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