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Sheldon Fellowships
Nine graduate students at the University have received Travelling Fellowships for 1957-58 from the Frederick Sheldon Fund.
They are Paul Bender 3L, Robert T. Brown 2G, Alfred David 4G, Richard P. Dober 2GSD, John J. Keaney 4G, Robert H. Mundheim 3L, Glenn R. Murray, Jr. 3L, Roger B. Stein 3G, and Richard T. Vann 3G.
The Sheldon Fund for Travelling Fellowships was established in 1909 by Mrs, Amey Richmond Sheldon in memory of her husband. The fellowships allow the recipients to study anywhere except at the University.
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