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and doctoral fellowship’s levels, the summer 
stipend is at the rate of $170 per week, not 
to exceed a total of $1,020. In addition, $600 
is granted for each dependent for the aca­
demic year and $120 for the summer, plus 
travel expenses to and from the institution 
for the Fellow only.

The institution receives $2,500 for each 
Fellow to help defray the cost of instruction 
during the academic year and $500 for the 
summer.

Students seeking fellowships should ap­
ply directly to the participating institutions 
(as listed below), which will have sole 
responsibility for selecting recipients.
University of California (Los Angeles) 13 
University of California (Berkeley) 17
University of Southern California

(Los A n g e l e s ) ..................................... 15
University of D e n v e r .................................5
Catholic University (D.C.) 15
Florida State University (Tallahassee) 20 
Atlanta University (Ga.) …  12
Emory University (Ga.) … . 1 0
University of Hawaii (Honolulu) … 15
Rosary College (Ill. ) ...............................12
University of Chicago …  22
University of I l l i n o i s .............................. 22
Indiana U n i v e r s i t y .............................. 22
Kansas State Teachers College …  15
University of Kentucky . 1 0
Louisiana State University …  10
University of Maryland …  21
Simmons College (Mass.) …  15
University of Michigan . 1 2
Western Michigan University …  5
University of Minnesota …  27
Rutgers, The State University (N.J.) 22
Columbia U n i v e r s i t y .............................. 21
Pratt I n s t i t u t e ........................................... 10
State University of New York …  8
Syracuse U n i v e r s i t y ...............................15
Kent State University (Ohio) …  10
Western Reserve University (Ohio) . 10
University of Oklahoma …  5
University of O r e g o n .................................6
Drexel Institute of Technology (Pa.) . 10
University of Pittsburgh …  5
George Peabody College for Teachers

( T e n n . ) ..................................................12
North Texas State University …  5 
Our Lady of the Lake College

( T e x . ) ....................................................5
University of Washington . . 1 3
University of Wisconsin …  14

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MSJCFA LIBRARIANS SECTION

The Minnesota State Junior College Librarians 
section of MSJC Faculty Association met dur­
ing the association convention on April 20. 
Moderator of a roundtable panel was James 
Holly, Macalester College. There were dis­
cussions by Richard White on federal grants 
applications, Raymond Bohling on the ALA 
Standards for Junior College Libraries, Donald 
Wujcik on state purchasing procedures and 
bidding procedures on periodicals, Mr. Holly 
on centralization of certain common procedures, 
and Bill Price on audio-visual services. The 
Minnesota State Junior Faculty Association 
Librarians Section has gone on record as en­
dorsing the ALA Standards for Junior College 
Libraries, and has recommended that the State 
Junior College Board acknowledge, support, and 
implement these Standards. ■ ■

DIX HONORED

William ix
was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws de­
gree by the University of Florida on April 23. 
The citation of his service read in part as 
follows:

Dr. Dix has been chosen repeatedly by 
his colleagues in the Association of Research 
Libraries for positions of leadership. Most 
recently, he served as chairman of the com­
mittee which planned and enlisted the co­
operation of research libraries in this coun­
try and Europe in establishing national cen­
ters for world-wide acquisition and catalog­
ing of research materials. As a result of his 
efforts, the Library of Congress will hence 
forth serve the libraries of the United States 
in the acquisition and cataloging not only 
of American library materials but of ma­
terials from the entire world. It would be 
difficult to over–emphasize the importance 
of his achievement as an aid to scholarly re­
search and in savings in cost to the cooperat­
ing libraries. We owe a debt of gratitude 
to the librarians of these libraries, and es­
pecially of the Library of Congress, for this 
collaborative effort, but the guiding mind 
and spirit has been that of William Shep­
herd Dix.

 D , librarian of Princeton University, 



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