Word: fellowships
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...discuss the business, banking or professional problems of the nation, which, as a body of representative Americans it could face as well as any other. It has been called together expressly for the purpose of extending and binding still closer the ties of a nation-wide alliance of fellowship and congeniality which includes all Harvard...
These conferences have been held for thirty-three years, and on the basis of the knowledge thus gained, the program for this year has been planned. To many men the opportunity of fellowship with students from other colleges, as well as with the speakers and leaders, forms the greatest single feature. The chance offered here of meeting and becoming acquainted with men not only from one's own college, but from many others, is considered most valuable for talking over common problems and ideals and comparing one's opinions on these subjects. Such problems or questions seem to most...
...country; to help students to come to an early decision as to their life work; and at the same time to assure them of an opening in a business for which they have been specially trained, the National City Bank of New York has established a "business fellowship". This fellowship enables students selected by the universities and colleges of the country to spend their summer vacations in training in the National City Bank during their course in college, and is creating opportunities for men in the field of foreign banking unlimited in their possibilities...
...National City Bank's plan of cooperation with the leading educational institutions of the country consists of a laboratory fellowship in practical banking, for which both undergraduates and graduates are eligible. The training consists of a study of foreign languages, banking, and related subjects, combined with practical work in the various departments of the bank...
Each student entering the bank under the terms of the fellowship will pursue a course of study including among others the following subjects: banking, foreign exchange, commercial geography, foreign trade, credit, forms and documents, and foreign languages. In addition to these classes which are held before and after the regular banking hours, special lectures and interviews are arranged by the bank's educational department. Examinations are held at stated intervals to determine the progress made...