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July 24, 1959
Minneapolis Spokesman
Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota
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President Stephen J. Wright of Fisk University appointed to 12-member panel evaluating college requests for National Defense Education Act student loans for 1959-60, with $31 million requested.
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Dr. Wright Of Fisk U. On 12-Man Panel To Screen Student Loan Request
Washington (ANP) - President Stephen J. Wright, Fisk University, is one of the 12-member consultants named to the panel of college administrators to evaluate requests to the Office of Education from colleges and universities for National Defense Education Act loans to worthy students.
The newly-appointed consultant panel will review requests for loan funds for the 1959-60 academic year, for which the administration has requested $31 million.
Washington (ANP) - President Stephen J. Wright, Fisk University, is one of the 12-member consultants named to the panel of college administrators to evaluate requests to the Office of Education from colleges and universities for National Defense Education Act loans to worthy students.
The newly-appointed consultant panel will review requests for loan funds for the 1959-60 academic year, for which the administration has requested $31 million.
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Appointment
Education
What keywords are associated?
Fisk University
Stephen J Wright
Student Loans
National Defense Education Act
Consultant Panel
What entities or persons were involved?
Stephen J. Wright
Where did it happen?
Washington
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Washington
Key Persons
Stephen J. Wright
Event Details
President Stephen J. Wright of Fisk University is one of the 12-member consultants named to the panel of college administrators to evaluate requests to the Office of Education from colleges and universities for National Defense Education Act loans to worthy students. The panel will review requests for loan funds for the 1959-60 academic year, for which the administration has requested $31 million.