The Register, 1985-10-29

              fellowship applications offered en applicants for the vironmental consevation fellowships must be pursuing graduate degrees and have been accepted for the fall semester of the 1986-87 since 1957 the national wildlife federation has awarded over 1 million in en vironmental conservation fellowships to nearly 700 graduate students publication awards each carry a cash gift of as much as 2,500 is november 30 1985 applcation forms are available by calling leigh muse at 703 790-4484 or by writing to executive vice president conservation fellowships/publication awards program national wildlife federation 1412 16th street n.w washington dc 20036-2266 the deadline academic year first year graduate students involve primarily in course work should not apply as an environmental con servation fellow a graduate student can receive a max imum grant of 4,000 a year to do reasearch in fields relating to wildlife natural resources management and protection of environmental quality the the national wildlife federation is calling for ap plications for its environmen tal conservation fellowships and public|tion awards pro grams for the 1986-87 academic year a charter member of the athletic-board-in-control the university's athletic gover ning body pearson was the recipient of the university athletic director award for outstanding contributions to the aggies in 1983 pearson who graduated in 1962 is president of the gate city alumni chapter pearson a greensboro residence will be inducted in the hall for his many contribu tions to the athletic depart ment brown is also recognized as having coached a ncaa box ing champion guiding art statum to the heavyweigh title in 1953 ing led the squad to a ciaa ti tle in 1952 brown later became the tennis coach and his teams captured ciaa titles in 1952 and 53 brown left a&t in 54 but returned as head tennis coach and assistant football coach under hornsby howell in 1968 and became one of the aggies outstanding backfield coaches he later moved to ashley junior high before being named assistant principal at ashbrook high school in 1977 worthy is currently the coordinator of physical educa tion for gaston county schools unior high school worthy enjoyed an equally successful collegiate career with the aggies he garnered all-ciaa and all-american honors and went on to become a distinguished coach and ad ministrator he held various positions before returning to his native gastonia in 1967 as football and track coach at wray stanford capped an outstan ding collegiate career by earn ing all-conference and all america recognition in foot ball in 1960 stanford current ly resides in elizabeth n.j stanford was a two-sport standout for the aggies par ticipating in football and track he is distinguished by having earned a varsity letter in each year of participation in both football and track quarles is a native of baltimore where he currently lives a flashy and durable halfback quarles was an outstanding football player for four years and also excell ed in boxing where he won the ciaa light heavy boxing rown and was a runnerup for he ncaa boxing title in 1953 in addition to his bachelor of science degree from a&t godley holds a master's degree from the university of illinois and the ph.d degree from penn state 1984 he was a member of the faculty at virginia state university in the department of agriculture broadcasting 7 days a week 6aaa to 12 midnight with the best in comer n rololgh and eatt wandovar acron street from southern pride car wa»h contemporary gospel 6-9aaa black contemporary 9aaa-3paa jazz 6-9pm weekends 9am-12 noon reggae 12 noon-3pm sunday > " v ; i frozen j l_j j half tha calorlm of lea craam — twlea at good triad only producer of this fin d*wrt 1 1 special with thlt coupon 0.38 0.55 0.75 1.15 medium cup small rag 0.45 0.70 large 90.95 32 oz cup 1 quart 1.45 store italian ices hours mondoy - thurtdoy lt o.m — « p.m friday • saturday 11 a.m — 0 p.m sunday 2 p.m — • p.m stay on the one verl.tl l.mon strawb.rry wat.rm.lon blu.b.rry ch.rry and plna coloda coupon good at store only hall of famers tuesday october 29 1985 the a&t register page 7 500 million available for in private funds needy students continued from page 6 wnaa 90.1 faa journalism broadcasting and related fields the poynter fund awards annual scholarships to 2,000 must have a career interest in one of these fields anthropology biology conservation and marine science field research pro ject grants up to 600 per year five percent to minorities exceptional student fellowships awarded by a major life insurance company to students in business law computer programming ac counting and related fields summer internship required with all expenses paid the late matt brown joined the a&t staff as an assistant football coach under bill bell in 1948 he also coached box he was also a prolific scorer davis who resides in plainfield n.j is currently the executive director of the carver youth and family center of trenton he holds the ph.d degree from union graduate school of cincin nati ohio davis made his presence known when he played basket ball for the aggies from 1947 to 1950 a guard on those teams davis was an adroit ball-handler and demonstrated tremendous leadership ability the scholarship bank is a non-profit nation-wide organization students who would like to use the service should send a business size stamped self-addressed envelope to 4626 n grand covina ca 91724 ng ness to intern or enter a ompetition low and no mterest loans are also available danz said many private aid sources do not require a show ing of financial need but are dependent on the student demonstrating a career interest in a certain field or a wili white house fellowships highly competitive graduate level fellowships to work as an intern at the white house fourteen to twenty yarly open ings center for political studies internships in political science law public relations business history and education teaching offering up to 3,500 per year the danforth foundation gives awards to students interested in teaching as a profession three thou sand annual awards twenty funds for higher education are available from private foundations major corpora tions trade union and civic groups with over$500 million in aid the following are just a sample of programs available according to steve danz director of the scholarship bank there are numerous private aid sources available this year students who need to sup plement their state and federal financial aid packages for the 1985-86 school year are urged to apply for private founda tion and corporate funding