Word: scholarship
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Price Greenleaf Aids and scholarships awarded from funds in the possession of the University will be credited in payment of the tuition fee without action on the part of the holder, unless the terms of the scholarship foundation or of the award require a receipt to be given. In the latter event, and in all cases not otherwise specified, no credit will be given until the holder has called at the Bursar's office and signed the required acknowledgement...
...award of the Fellowship will be made on the basis of a thesis on a subject which has been approved by a committee of the Department of Classics, and on other available evidence of scholarship...
...criterion of election to the society is always high scholarship. Under the existing system, not more than forty men may be chosen from each class. In the fall of each year, the college office sends to the active society, that is, to the eight Seniors elected the year previous, the names of the twelve highest Juniors and of the 44 highest Seniors, exclusive of those already members; from these names eight Juniors, the so called "Junior Eight," and 22 Seniors are chosen. Later in the year five more Seniors may be elected; these men are those whose records...
Intellectual achievements in outside activities is always given due weight, though the danger of personal bias makes this evidence less reliable. However, a student's activities in extra curriculum pursuits are not regarded as making up for deficiencies in his scholarship rating at the office...
...University has received a gift of $5,000 "to establish a scholarship of $250 a year to be given to that indigent senior student in college who, specializing in Chemistry and intending to follow a Chemical career, is judged by the Chemical faculty to be worthy of it through conscientious effort and reasonably high standing." The scholarship is to be known as "The Stanley Bagg Pennock Scholarship" and is given in memory of S. B. Pennock '15 by his father, John D. Pennock...