Competition for Javits Graduate Fellowships Begins Too Late and Gets Too Little Publicity, U.S. Program's Critics Charge.

Wilson, Robin

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Publication Date: 1987

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Competition for Javits Graduate Fellowships Begins Too Late and Gets Too Little Publicity, U.S. Program's Critics Charge.

Wilson, Robin

Chronicle of Higher Education, v34 n25 pA17,20 Mar 2 1987

The Javits fellowship program, designed to encourage students to enter the arts, humanities, and social sciences by offering fellowships that would allow them to attend prestigious institutions, is described. Some believe the Reagan Administration has delayed each competition because it wanted to abolish the Javits program. (MLW)

Descriptors: Competition, Federal Programs, Fellowships, Financial Support, Fine Arts, Graduate Study, Higher Education, Humanities, Program Descriptions, Publicity, Social Sciences, Student Financial Aid

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