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C. Govt. "XXX" Advanced Seminar -- Problems in Military Strategy and Foreign Policy, open to Ph.D. candidates and others carefully selected. Preference in awarding graduate fellowships would be given to members of the advanced seminar or to M.P.A. or Ph.D. candidates.

## Financial Support for Staffing Courses and Seminars

A. **Research Associates** to assist in the operation of courses and seminars under the chairmanship of a regular member of the government (or other) department.

B. **Research or Teaching Fellows**, serving as assistants and active participants in courses and seminars. Fellowships* would be awarded in two general categories:

1. **Post-doctoral fellowships**, for physical and social scientists. The best chance of attracting young physical scientists would be through the device of post-doctoral fellowships. Recipients would normally work in Defense Studies for one year. They might be responsible for sections of the course and seminars. There would be a dual value in their participation. First they would bring to students the methods and techniques of their discipline as applied to national security problems. Secondly, by their participation in defense studies they would add to their own knowledge of problems in the defense field.

The cooperation of such Professors at Harvard as Kistiakowsky, Ramsey, Brooks, Wilson would be sought in procuring candidates for these fellowships. The cooperation of Departments of Government, Economics, History and Social Relations would be sought in getting candidates in the social sciences.

2. **Research or Teaching Fellowships**, normally awarded to candidates for Ph.D. or M.P.A. (Littauer). These individuals might assist in teaching courses and seminars. At the same time they would be provided opportunity to finish the work for their graduate degrees.

* Attempts to be made to have these endowed by the expiration of grant.

C. **Visiting Professorships and Lecturers** -- To add variety and range to course offerings and parallel research, individuals from other universities and from government or related institutions would be brought to Harvard on a short-term basis up to one academic year.

academic year.

would be brought to Harvard on a short-term basis up to one
from other universities and from government or related institutions
range to course offerings and parallel research, individuals

C. *Meeting Professorships and Lecturers* — To add variety and

of grant.

At the same time they would be provided opportunity to
individually might assist in teaching courses and seminars.
to candidates for Ph.D. or M.P.A. (Littauer). These

S. *Research or Teaching Fellowships*, normally awarded

social sciences.

Relations would be sought in getting candidates in the
of Departments of Government, Economics, History and Social
broadening candidates for these fellowships. The cooperation
Klatzisowka, Ramey, Brooks, Wilson would be sought in
The cooperation of such professors at Harvard as

to national security problems. *Secondly*, by their partici-
the methods and techniques of their discipline as applied
in their participation. First they would bring to bear
of the course and seminars. There would be a dual value
Studies for one year. They might be reasonable for sections
*fellowships*. Recipients would normally work in Defense
scientists would be through the device of post-doctoral
scientists. The best chance of attracting young physical

I. *Post-doctoral fellowships*, for physical and social

active participants in courses and seminars. *Fellowships* would

B. *Research or Teaching Fellowships*, serving as assistants and

Government (or other) department.

V. *Research Associates* to assist in the operation of courses
and seminars under the chairmanship of a regular member of the

## Courses and Seminars
### Financial Support for Staffing

Fellowships would be given to members of the advanced seminars carefully selected. Preference in awarding fellowships

and foreign policy, open to Ph.D. candidates and others

C. *Coat. "XXX" Advanced Seminar — Problems in Military Strategy*