Scholars Named for Woodrow Wilson Interviews
Twenty-eight KU seniors will be interviewed next week for Woodrow Wilson Fellowships, Aldon Bell, assistant dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, has announced.
There have been 88 Woodrow Wilson Fellowships won by KU scholars in the last five years. The present KU candidates and others from this region will be interviewed in Kansas City by the regional committee, Bell said.
IN THIS year's competition, 92 students were nominated by the KU faculty, 69 of the nominees applied and 28 were called for interviews.
The purpose of the Fellowships is to attract men and women to the college teaching profession. One-thousand prospective first-year graduate students are awarded the fellowships and another 1,500 receive honorable mention.
A single Fellow or a married Fellow without children receives a living stipend of $2000 for one academic year. Married male Fellows with children receive an additional allowance of $1000 for the first child and $250 for each additional child.
Notifications of awards and honorable mention are sent out by March 15, 1966. Bell said.
STUDENTS CALLED for interviews and their proposed field of study are: Scott Colby, Wichita, History; Billie Thompson, Ballinw, Mo., Art History; Donald Maddox, Ozark, Mo., French; Vicki Gillespie, Indiana, Ia., Spanish; William Kerfoot, Lawrence, Entomology; Margaret Miller, Red Wing, Minn. History; Dennis Reardon, Goleta, Calif. English, and Wilson Kerfoot, Lawrence, Geology and Zoology.
Patricia Hackney, Wellington,
Psychology; Edward McBride,
Garnett, History; Kay Smith,
Newton, History; Robert Benson,
Kansas City, Mo., Art History;
Sheila Reynolds, Hutchinson,
East Asian Studies.
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