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UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED BY THE STATE

CF LOUISIANA AEEIIEEEIE—Ecr students in a Bachelor or a Master's degree in Petroleum Chemistry , Tenable'at the university of Southwestern Louisiana. valued at $2,000. Candidates must have a good knowledge of Earnuda and English and must be presently attend— ing a Canadian university. DEADLINE DECEMBER 15.

GERMAN MARSHALL FUND FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

The Fund.will award fellow— ships to scholars and professionals whose proposed research. projects prcndse to contribute to a setter understanding and resolution of significant contenporary and emerging problems, domestic and international, crnnnn.to industrial societies -— particularly their crnrxutmjve political, ecrrrznic, and social aspects In all cases, projects must have U.S. and Emurrx£u1(Western and/or Eastern) cxrqaanents, but may also be concerned with other societies.

DEADLINE NOVEMBER 30

The Fellows will be re- quired to devote the major part of their tine to study in one of the Faculties _ of Harvard University: Arts and Sciences, (including Engineering), Business Administration, Design, Divinity, Educaticn, Law, Public Administration, Nedioine, Dental Medicine and Public Health.

valued at $3,600.

DEADLINE DECEMBER 1

GJWKXNEEIEH UNIVERSITY INTERCHANGE SCHEME

The grants are intended for research workers who have obtained financial support.which would enable

them to undertake research :

at a university institution in another (Inncnwealth country, but who required additional assistance to neet the cost of their own fares. DEADIINE DECEMBER 15.

IEDR.MORE INFORMATION CIEHH¥IT SHIRLEY MAEYAS: STUDENT ASSISTANT—FINANCIAL AID, C/O STUDENT SERVICES.

APPLICATION DEADLINES ARE NOW APPFCEKIEDWS. PLAN WHAT YOU ARE GOING TO DO NEXT YEAR NOW!!! NEXT YEAR IS TOO LHEEilllllil

PEI PUBLIC SERVICE ASSOCIATION BURSARIES

Three bursaries of $500 each are available in the second semester to deserving General or Associate members of the above association, or their depeni dents, in any year of a regular program at the uni— versity of Prince Edward Island.

Applications are available at the Registrar's Office and must be sfimfitted no later than Friday, 27 Jan—

uary 19781

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