K. U. MEN MAY STUDY FARMING
RECIPROCITY BETWEEN UNIVERSITY AND K. S. A. C.
New Plan Will Encourage College Graduates to Stay on Kansas Farms.
The Board of Regents of the University at their June meeting adopted a resolution looking toward a closer affiliation between the University and the State Agricultural College. The resolution directed the Chancellor and other proper officials to report to the Regents a method of cooperation by which students of the Agricultural College, who have taken a specified amount of work shall receive credit therefor at the University toward the A. B. degree; and whereby students of the University may take a specified amount of work in agriculture at the Agricultural College and have it apply like wise toward the A. B. degree.
This is a plan which Dean Templin of the College has been working on for a long time and which was recommended in his last report to the Chancellor and Board of Regents. The University authorities are convinced that its application will work out for the benefit of both institutions and the state at large. President H. J. Waters of the Agricultural College also favors it.
"The scientific training which the students can get at the University will give them exceptional preparation for advanced courses in agriculture," said Dean Templin regarding the new plan. "One tendency of the University up to this time has been to draw the youth of the state away from the farms and relocate them in cities. It will be a part of the future policy of the University to encourage student to return to the farm, equipe with all the means of enjoy life and making themselves us ful that a university education can give them."
MOID FELLOWSHIPS.
Eight University Graduates in Other Schools.
Paul Vance Faragher, A. B. '09, has been awarded a scholarship in Chemistry at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The following named graduates of the University of Kansas have been appointed to fellow ships in other universities for the year 1910-11:
Charles Leonidas Robbins, A B. '02, has been awarded a research scholarship in Teachers College, Columbian University.
Robert E. Ray, A.M., 09, has been awarded a fellowship in Economics* in Harvard University.
Chester Henry Heuser, A. B '08, A.M. '10, has been awarded the Austin Teaching Fellowship in Embryology in the Harvard Medical School.
Thomas H. Cureton, A. B., '06 has been awarded a fellowship in Economics in Cornell University.
Aute Richards, A. B., '07, has been awarded the Gordon McDonald fellowship in Zoology at Princeton University.
William Rhees B. Robertson A.B. '06, A.M. '07, has been awarded the Austin Teaching Fellowship in Zoology at Harvard University.
Edith Pinney, A. B. '07, A. M.
10. has been awarded a fellowship in Zoology at Bryn Mawr College.
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