TRAVEL SCHOLARSHIP
Offer to Professor Shelley CARNEGIE AWARD A travelling fellowship of the Carnegie Institute of New York has been offered Professor James Shelley, Professor of Education at Canterbury College. The fellowship entitles the recipient to travel and study. It carries a grant of £SQO, but no restriction is laid as to where it Is to be used. The Rockefeller Institute and the Carnegie Institute were founded by the men whose names they bear for the purpose of developing international Interest in academic subjects and fellowships are awarded from time to time. Professor Shelley told a “Sun” reporter that he was not yet sure whether he could accept the one offered to him. It was largely a question of travel, and in any case he would not be able to avail himself of the chance till the end of the year. Dr. J. Hight, Rector of Canterbury College, said negotiations were still proceeding In regard to the acceptance of the fellowship. Some had been 'awarded in New Zealand before, but not many.
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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 147, 18 March 1931, Page 8
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