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PLOSCOWE RECEIVES AWARD OF SOCIAL SCIENCE COUNCIL

D.H. Wallace Wins Conditional Prize in Same Group

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Morris Ploscowe '25 has been awarded a research fellowship by the Social Science Research Council for the year 1931-32, it was announced recently. Donald Holmes Wallace '24 was given a conditional fellowship in the same group of awards. These men are members of the seventh of a group of research fellows appointed by the Council in carrying out a program begun in 1925 embracing fields in the social sciences such as economics, political science, social psychology, cultural anthropology in addition to related subjects such as geography, law, and education. This year the Council has awarded fellowships valued at $70,000.

According to the announcement, the primary purpose of the fellowships, is to provide further training and 'clinical' experiments for research workers."

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