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KU graduates also received 16 NSF Cooperative Graduate Fellowships. This total matched the total to the University of Colorado which was greater than the other six schools in the Big Eight.
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IN ADDITION, KU graduate students received seven NSF Graduate Fellowships.
These make a total of 37 NSF fellowships granted to KU graduate students for 1964.
Each graduate student selected receives a stipend (a grant for a certain project) of $85 per week in addition to having all his fees paid by NSF. The tenure is usually for 12 weeks, however, some are for as short as eight weeks.
GRADUATES SELECTED for Summer Fellowships for Graduate Teaching Assistants are Larry L Broadie, Lawrence, pharmacy; Arthur Lewis Buikema Jr., Beecher, Illinois, zoology; John Edward Butler, Rice Lake, Wis., zoology; Donald Rusk Currey, Leavenworth, geography; Mrs. Rose Loretta Rose, Eudora, zoology; John Richard Hedstrom, Kansas City, mathematics.
Roger LeRoy Kaesler, Lawrence, geology; Erwin Eugene Manahan, Peabody, chemistry; Ronald Dean Mathis, Liberty, Mo., chemistry; Charles William Myers, Lawrence, zoology; Ronald Henry Rynbrandt, Dorr, Mich, chemistry.
John Daniel Shoemaker, who will also receive a NSF Cooperative Graduate Fellowship, Lawton, Okla. chemistry; Jon Charles Barlow, Lawrence, zoology.
John Daniel Shoemaker, who will also receive a NSF Cooperative Fellowship, Lawton, Okla., graduate, in chemistry; Jon Charles Barlow, Lawrence graduate, in the field of zoology in life sciences.
The NSF Cooperative Graduate Fellowships for 1964 will receive $2.400 to $2.800 for a twelve month period, depending on his year in graduate work. If the student is married, he receives an addition dependency allowance of $500 for each dependent.
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GRADUATES RECEIVING the NSF Cooperative Graduate Fellowship are William D. Baxter, Lawrence, zoology; Paul Nolan Browne, Lee's Summit, Mo.; electronics; Charles Roy Combrimk, Caddo, Okla., mathematics; George Campbell Eickwort, Lynbrook, N.Y., entomology.
Richard M. Kellogg, Arlington chemistry; David Griffiths Lash, Lawrence, mathematics; James Gregory McCreary, Norman, Okla., chemical engineering; Elizabeth Alice Mtaggert, Lawrence, sociology; Wendel Lane Nelson, Pocatello, Idaho, chemistry.
Darrel Lee Schindler, Lawrence, chemical engineering; John Daniel Shoemaker, Lawton, Okla., chemistry; Edwin Burnell Smith, Lawrence, botany; Ted J. Suffridge, Lawrence, mathematics; Gerald Joseph Throop, Wamego, chemistry; Alan Edward Tonelli, Cicero, Ill., chemical engineering.
The NSF Graduate Fellowships have the same money stipend as the NSF Cooperative Graduate Fellowships.
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Graduate students receiving the NSF Graduate Fellowships for 1964 are Ronald L. Daggett, Winfield, engineering; Thomas L. Jenkins, Lawrence, chemistry; Roger L. Kaesler, Lawrence, earth sciences;
Robert D. Koob, Hawarden, Iowa, chemistry; Karl E. Spear II, Baldwin, chemistry; and Harold L. Willis, Shawnee Mission, zoology.
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