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From: lvc@cbscd5.UUCP (Larry Cipriani)
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Subject: Fellowship announcement
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Date: Tue, 18-Oct-83 12:32:53 EDT
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I received the following announcement in the mail a few days ago.  I 
think there might be some people on netnews that would be interested.

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The Institute for Humane Studies will award

Undergraduate Fellowships up to $7,500 (tuition plus stipend)

Graduate Fellowships up to $9,000 (tuition plus stipend)

Eligibility Criteria for the Claude R. Lambe Fellowships

1.  Applicants must have at least junior standing at an accredited university
    by the 1984 fall term.  Fellowships for students who have applied to 
    graduate programs but who are not yet accepted are conditional upon
    acceptance.

2.  Applicants' major field of study must be in the social sciences, law, the
    humanities, or journalism, and applicants must be pursuing or intending 
    to pursue graduate study in those fields.

3.  Applicants should have a clearly demonstrated interest in classical liberal/
    libertarian ideas.

4.  Applicants must intend to pursue an intellectual career.

5.  Applicants may not have any other full-tuition scholarships approved for
    the 1984-1985 academic year.

Application deadline: January 15, 1984

The Institute for Humane Studies is proud to announce the 1984-1985 Claude
Lambe Fellowship program.  Fellowships will be awarded based on the applicant's
academic performance, interest in classical liberal ideas, and potential for
an intellectual career.  The Lambe Fellowship competition is open to all qual-
ified students regardless of race, religion, color, sex, age, military service,
handicap, national or ethnic origin.

The amount of the Fellowship award will depend upon tuition costs at the 
recipient's university, and on the status of any other scholarships awarded
to the recipient for the 1984-1985 academic year.

For application packets and further information, write

	Walter E. Grinder
	Vice President for Academic Programs
	Claude R. Lambe Fellowship Program
	Institute for Humane Studies
	P.O. Box 1149
	Menlo Park, CA 94025

Larry Cipriani
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