Career Day on Campus Draws 250 Students
More than 250 students are expected at Tri-State College tomorrow for a campus Career Day with three 50 minute counseling sessions in each area. Dr J Glenn Radcliffe chairs the event. Panels cover careers in ministry nursing journalism home economics social work medicine and related fields engineering law and other professions with Tri-State and St Francis College faculty and visiting experts offering guidance.
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John. Hartman
Elmhurst Hospital
Ernest ‘Richardson
Carol Anne Heagney
The
Yon
Camcorn, Hospital
Eileen
Fulton
Steuben County
Joan Lutz
Elmhurst
Helen Greenamyer
Jean, Deller
Vicki ‘Osborne
Max White
Angola
V.G. ‘Hornbacker
Ow. G. Mundy
Dudley Horth
Fort Wayne
FBI
Stephan Woodworth
Indiana State’ Police
Vernon le Stinebaugh
Department of Music
Manchester’. College
St. Francis College
Fulbright Hays Awards Open to U S Students
The Institute of International Education says Fulbright Hays grants for 1966 67 study research abroad and for study and training in creative performing arts open soon. Application forms are available from the campus Fulbright Program Adviser Dr Bogardus at Tri State College. Applications run October 5 through 15. More than 900 awards are offered across 54 countries with varying requirements and three grant types including full awards and joint government grants.
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Institute ‘of International Education
U.S
Tri-State ‘College
Fulbright
Bogardus
Department of State
United States
Afghanistan
Argentina
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Luxembourg
Bolivia
Brazil
Ceylon
Chile
China
Republic. of
Colombia
Costa Rica
Denmark
Dominican ‘Republic
Bcudor
el Salvador
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Guatemala
Honduras
Tceland
India
Tran
Ireland
Italy
Japan
Korea
Malaysia
Mexico
Nepal
Netherlands
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Norway
Pakistan
Panama
Paraguay
Peru
Philippines
Portugal
Spain
Sweden
Thailand
Turkey
United Arab, Republic
United Kingdom
Uruguay
Venezuela
Poland
Romania
Iceland
Israel
Kansas City Poetry Contests Offer 1600 In Prizes
The third annual Kansas City Poetry Contests offering 1600 in prizes and publication of a book length work were announced by Thorpe Menn literary editor of the Kansas City Star who co sponsors the awards Six 100 prizes will again be offered to college students for single poems in the Hallmark Honor Prize competition Spon sored by Hallmark Cards Inc The Dr Edward A Devins Award offers 500 advance on royalties for a book length manuscript to be published by the University of Missouri Press Four 100 prizes are offered to poets of the Great Plains region by the Kansas City Star and high school students in Kansas and Missouri may compete for four 25 Hu Jay Sharp prizes Closing date for submission is February 15 1966 and winner will be announced April 28 Complete Title may be obtained by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to Poetry Contests Directors P D Box 5935 Kansas City Mo 64131 Last year more than 1200 college students submitted poems in the Hallmark competition and prizes were awarded to Kenneth Frank Berger Boston College Nancy Holmes University of Town William Hunt Wesleyan University David Keller University of Wisconsin and Don Mager Syracuse University Announcement of the 1986 winner will be made at the final American Poets Series session of the Jewish Community Center in Kansas City The winner of the Devins Award will be brought to Kansas City to receive the prize and sign a contract with the University of Missouri Press The Devins winner will also be invited to speak at this session
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Hallmark
Hallmark Cards, Inc
Edward
A. Deyins
University, of Missouri Press
Great Plains
Kansas
City Star
Missouri
Jay - Sharp
P. D
Kansas City
Kenneth Frank
Bérgen
Boston College
Nancy
Holmes
University” of Town
William. Hunt
Wesleyan. University
David Keller
University of Wisconsin
Don: Mager
Syracuse
University
Will
Devins
Kansas ‘City
University of Missouri Press
Indiana Art on Wheels Tour Reaches Angola Square
Public Square hosts traveling art displays as part of Indiana Festival of the Arts. Two artmobiles open 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. with works by Hoosier masters and contemporary artists from IU faculty, plus pieces loaned by Evansville Museum and others.
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Angola
Indiana Festival
Com’mission On the Arts
Indiana
Fleming
Duemling
Commission
Kurt. F. Pantzer
Indianapolis
Anton Hulman, Jr
Terre 'Haute
C. Carmichael
South Bend
Henry B. Snyder
Chesterton
Gary
Bloomington
Evansville
Terre . Haute
Hammond
Examination for Foreign Service Seeks December 4 Date
The Foreign Service written exam will be held December 4 1965 at sites nationwide. Applications must reach the Board of Examiners for the Foreign Service Department of State Washington by October 18. Candidates choose either Foreign Service or State Department and USIA. successful writers proceed to an oral panel in spring. Specialized options include Economics Commerce Administration History Government Social Sciences and Public Affairs.
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Wrltten
Foreign Service
Department of State
Washington
Department of’ State
USIA
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Tri-State College
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Kenneth Slagle
George Hauck
Gerald H. Moore
Dan Fuller
William’’ Myers
Ray Porter
Russell Miller
Peter B
Aronhimeé
Alan Stoudinger
Douglas Barton
Walter Holcomb
Robert
Cunningham
Paul Eble
Charles Kenyon
Wil
Jacke’ Nortrup
Pnel
Burtis ‘Horrall
Tri- State
Ronald Pufahl
Wayne Champion
Robert Je ‘Cook
Business
Charles Hilton
Triangle
Ational
Posty College
Kansas’ City
Thorpe: Menn
Kansas, City Star
Tri-State, College
Governor's . Commission
James R. Fleming
Fort ‘Wayne
Birch Bayh
Don Sell
Richard M. Bateman
John , Hammel
Angola’ High School
C. R. Bratton
Tri-State
Harry Johnson
Angola “Area
Henry, R.hope
Indiana University
Hope
Hoosier
TC. Steele
Ton” Wheeler, and
Edward K. Williams
David’ Smith
Decatur
Robert Indiana
New Castle
Indiana’ University
James McGarrell
Robert Barnes
Harry Engel
Rudy Pozatti
Sienna
Jean-Paul
Darriau
Richard
Upton
William ‘ Bailey
Ronald ° Slowinski
Richard Fieger
New York ‘City
Evansville ‘Museum
Art” Museum
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Gerson
New York City
Dailey
Indiana University’ Auditorium
Coffey
Nashville
Brown County
Diveo-Wayne ‘Corporation
Richmond
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