The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-14
FELLOWSHIP PLAN
FOR FRENCH SCHOOLS
DEAN HULME ANNOUNCES AR
RANGEMENTS FOR SECURING
THESE DURING 1922.

The Society for American Field
Service Fellowships for French Uni
e~rsities will offer for open competi-
ton among graduates of American
colleges and other suitably qualified
candidates a number of fellowships,
not to exceed twenty-five, for the
purpose of encouraging advanced
study and research in French univer-
sites during 1922, according to an
announcement made today by Dean
E. M. Hume of the University of
Idaho.
The fellowships, of the annual value
of 5000 plus 10000 francs, are grant
ed for one year and are renewable for
q second year They may be awarded
in the following fields of study: agri-
culture, a~nthropology, archology and
history of art, astronomy, biology,
botany, chemistry, classical languages
and literature, criminology, econ
omics, education, engineering, Eng
lish language and literature, geog-
raphy geology, history, law, mathe-
MATES, medicine and surgery, oriental
languages and literature, philosophy,
physics, political science and interna-
tional law, psychology, religion, ro-
nance languages and literature, Sc
mite languages and literature, soci-
ology, zoology.
Fellows will be required to sail to
France not later than July l of the
year in which the award is made, to
m~atriculate in a French university
for the following session, and to pur-
sue studies in the field of science
designated in their awards. They
will be expected to send accounts of
their studies together with reports
of the progress from their instruc-
tors.
Applicants must be citizens of the
United States and between twenty
and thirty years of age. They must
be: "a Graduates of a college re-
curing four years of study for a
degree, based on fourteen units of
high school work; or, (2) graduates
of a professional school requiring
three years of study for a degree; or
CD if not qualified in either of these
must be twenty-four years of
age and have spent five years IN an
industrial establishment in work re-
q~uiring technical skill. Applicants
must be of good moral character and
intellectual ability, and must have a
practical ability to use French books.
Applications must be made on APP
pllcdt1OIl UlGilhS luIulouSd ny thS oo-
ciety and must be accompanied by;
(1) A certificate Of birth; (2) a GER
tificate of naturalization, if needed;
go a certificate Of college studies;
(4) a certificate of industrial work, if
needed; (5) a photograph, signed and
taken within a year; co. printed or
written articles, these and books,
written or published by the applicant;
and 60 three testimonials to moral
character, personality and intellectual
ability, to be sent by the writer's di-
rect to the secretary.
Application should reach the secre-
of the society not later than Jan
lary 1. 1921. Application blanks and
further information about the fellow
may be cbtared from the secre-
DR.. L. l. Handel, 522 Fifth Ave
nue., New York City
Dean Edward M. Hume is a menu
Der of the Advisory Board. When ap-
plications have been received by the
secretary from this district arrange
ments Will be made for a personal
interview between him and each OF
he applicants. !