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The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
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Kennecott Copper Corp. establishes a $1,000 annual scholarship in mining engineering at the University of Alaska, effective fall 1957-58 semester. First recipient is William Fuller, a junior from Milwaukee, Wis. An additional $1,000 grant will fund a school of mines foundation for publishing mining materials.
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$1,000 Mining Scholarship
For University of Alaska
COLLEGE--Dr. Ernest N. Patty, University of Alaska president, has announced that Kennecott Copper Corp. established a continuing $1,000 scholarship in mining engineering at the university effective with the fall 1957-58 semester. The firm also will provide an additional $1,000 to the school.
Earl H. Beistline, dean of the school of mines, announced that the first scholarship will go to William Fuller, junior student from Milwaukee, Wis.
The following criteria are used to select the winners: proficiency in studies, enthusiasm, leadership, cooperativeness, initiative, ambition, good health, sturdy constitution, and financial need.
The dean said the $1,000 additional grant will be used to establish a school of mines foundation for the purpose of publishing books, pamphlets, and other material of importance to the mining field.
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University Of Alaska
Event Date
Fall 1957 58 Semester
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scholarship awarded to william fuller; additional $1,000 grant establishes school of mines foundation for publishing.
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Kennecott Copper Corp. established a continuing $1,000 scholarship in mining engineering at the University of Alaska effective with the fall 1957-58 semester. The firm also provides an additional $1,000 to the school. Selection criteria include proficiency in studies, enthusiasm, leadership, cooperativeness, initiative, ambition, good health, sturdy constitution, and financial need. The additional grant will establish a school of mines foundation for publishing books, pamphlets, and other material important to the mining field.