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It’s been three weeks since the UPEI Gaming Society put its notice in The Gem. The Co- ordinators have decided to in- clude boardgames in the Soci- ety lists. So...those of you who sent in your names last time, please do so again with any/all boardgames you play. The list of players/GM’s should be out in two weeks. Keep the names com- ing.

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The Search For the Green

By Laurie Murphy Tuesday 10-11, 1-4:30 Wednesday 8:30-1 Thursday 10-11

Did you know that National Awards are available for you if you decide to go into graduate school after a first undergradu- ate degree? I’m going to reprint a typical national program and it conditions for award so that you can see that although organiza- tions offering monies may ask lot of you , they are also offering a lot to you. Prestige and money aren’t bad pickings for an evening of your attention!

I have decided to use an exam- ple from the Canadian Federation for University Women because it is not always a well known one, and it also might encourage more women to attend graduate school beyond their first degree. This is indeed the fundamental purpose of any scholarship and bursary, and all organizations involved feel a very real motivation to pro- vide awards for people exactly like yourself. They want you to attend graduate school, and they want to help you do it.

Drop by the Deparment of Student Services to see the in- credible variety of awards in- volved in graduate school, and to a lesser degree. Those awards offered for professional schools like veterinary, medical, den- tistry, and law school programs. I am hired to help sort out the pro- cess with you, but the informa- tion on file is set up in a self-serve system. Do’see what is available.

Also, deadlines for undergrad- uate awards are coming up like the IODE Scholarships (for soph- mores) by Nov, the Canadian

Water. Resources Scholarship by Oct. 31, the Kidney Foundation of Canada —- Summer Student Fel- lowship Program by Oct. 31, and the Pillsbury Undergraduate Scholarship Program by Nov 30.

Remember, the search for the green begins with you. Here are the conditions for a typical grad- uate award program:

Canadian Federation of University Women

Graduate Awards Women — Conditions

for

I. To proposed placve and plan of study must be approved by the Fellowships Committee. The award will be based on aca- demic achievement, potential and personal qualities.

II. Application forms may be obtained from the Chairman of the Fellowships Committee at CFUW Head Office (address be- low).

III: Completed applications must be returned to CFUW Head Office by December 1 and in- clude:

a) pages 1, 2 and 3 of the ap- plication form

b) supporting documentation

c) a money order or-check for $10.00 (Canadian) for filling fees.

IV. The following documents are to be sent to the Chairman. They will be regarded as confi- dential and will be retained by the Committee.

a) References from the three referees as to the scholarship, po- tential and personal qualities of the cadidate. Preferably, these should be from more than one department and/or institution. these are to be send directly to the Chairman from the referees.

b) Official transcript(s) of all |

the candidates university records bearing the seal of the Univer- sit(ies), and sent directly to the Chairman by the Registrar.

V. Candiates may not hold additional awards in excess of $1000 for the same academic year. Awards are not renewable.

VI. The acceptance of a grad- uate award implies the obligation on the part of the successful can- didate to devote himself to study or research as outlined in her ap- plication. She shall submit any proposed change in her plan to the Chairman for approval by the Committee.

VII. The recipients of the McWilliams and Professional Fel- lowships shall send to the Chair- man two report of their work, the first on or before January 15, and the second at the end of their tenure. Each report is to be ac- companied by a statement of the progress and waulity of the stu- dent’s work from the professor or other authority conversant with it.

VII. The McWilliams and Professional Fel- lowships are payable in two equal installments. The first instalment is payable August 1. The sec- ond installment is payable Febru- ary 1 upon receipt by the Chair-

reserve the right not to print submissions that are sub-

man of the Fellowships Commit- tee of a satisfactory January re- port. Other awards are payable August 1.

IX. Any publications resulting from work done during the tenure of an award shall bear a note to the effect that the author has held an» award. of the, Canadian Fed- erat6ion of University Women.

X. The Committee assumes no responsibility for for making inquiories beyond the papers sub- mitted. Complete documenta- tion must be in the hands of the Chairman on or before Decem- ber 1. Applications are consid- ered incomplete unless all docu- ments are received on or before this date.

XI. Applications and support- ing papers are not returned, will not be used in subsequent years, and become the sole proerty of the CFUW Fellowships Commit- tee.

XII. Application forms and correspondence with regard to the Fellowships are to be ad- dressed to:

Chairman, Fellowships Com- mittee,

Canadian Federation of Uni- versity Women,

55 Parkdale Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario, K1Y 1E5

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