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TITLE Library Programs. Library Career Training Program.Abstracts of Funded Projects, FY87.

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IDENTIFIERS *Higher Education Act Title II

ABSTRACTPrepared in response to requests from librarians and

other members of the public for information about the types ofprojects that have been funded by the Higher Education Act Title II-BProgram, a program which assists in training persons in librarianshipthrough fellowships and institutes, this brochure providesinformation about projects funded in 1987 by Title II-B programgrants. For FY 1987, 29 awards were made to support 60 fellowships(45 master's, 5 post-master's, and 10 doctoral), and 2 grants wereissued to fund 2 institute awards for 40 participants. Abstracts foreach funded project are listed first by state and then by theinstitution to which fellowships or grants were issued. The followinginformation is provided for each project: (1) institution; (2)project director; (3) number and level of awards; (4) FY 1987funding; (5) grant period; and (6) project objectives. The length ofthe institute is also indicated for the funded institute projects. Atable summ:rizing fellowship funding history by state and institutionfor FY 1966 through FY 1987 is also provided. (KM)

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Higher Education Act, Title II-B

FY 87 Abstracts

Library

CareerTraining

Program

May 1987

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Foreword

Grants are awarded under Title II-B of the Higher EducationAct of 1965 to assist in training persons in librarianship throughfellowships and institutes.

For Fiscal Year 1987, 29 awards were made to support 60fellowships (45 Master's, 5 Post-master's and 10 Doctoral), and 2grants were issued to fund 2 institute awards for 40 participants.

This booklet contains abstracts of each funded project and hasbeen prepared in order to respond to requests from librarians andother members of the public for information about the types ofprojects which have been funded by the Title II-B program. Fellowsand institute participants will not be required to pay tuition and fees.

Stipends for fellowship recipients are as follows:

Level Academic year and summer

Master's $4,000Post-master's $6,000Doctoral $6,000

Institutions receive an amount equal to the stipend to cover thecost of training.

Persons interested in receiving a fellowship or personsinterested in attending an institute should apply directly to thegrantee institution, which has the sole responsibility for selectingrecipients, as indicated in section 776.50 of the programregulations.

Anne J. MathewsDirectorLibrary ProgramsOffice of Educational

Research and Improvement

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Table of Contents

State Order of Fellowship Grantees

University of Alabama 1

University of Central Arkansas 2California State University, Los Angeles 3San Jose State University 4University of California, Berkeley 5University of California, Los Angeles 6Atlanta University 7Rosary College 8University of Illinois 9Indiana University 10University of Kentucky 11

University of Maryland 12University of Michigan 13University of Missouri (2) 14Rutgers University (2) 16Columbia University 18CUNY, Queens College 19Long Island University, C.W. Post Campus 20SUNY at Albany 21North Carolina Central University 22Kent State University 23University of Pittsburgh 24North Texas State University 25Texas Woman's University 26University of Texas 27University of Wisconsin, Madison 28University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee 29

State Order of Institute Grantees

Puerto Rico Department of Education 33University of Washington 35

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Abstracts

of

Funded

Fellowship

Projects

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Institution

Project Director

University of AlabamaGraduate School of Library ServiceP.O. Box 2846University, Alabama 35487-2846

James D. RamerDean

Number and Level I Master's

FY 87 Funding $8,000

Grant Period 7-1-87 9-30-88

Project Objectives

To provide opportunities for persons already employed inAlabama academic libraries to develop specialties in collectiondevelopment, including evaluation and assessment of collections,use of technology to relate disparate collections into a bibliographicsystem, and recognition of human, political, and economic factors ina statewide cooperative plan.

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Institution

Project Director

University of Central ArkansasBox HConway, Arkansas 72032

Selvin RoyalChairperson, Department of

Educational Media/Library Science

and

Jody CharterAssistant ProfessorEducational Media/Library Science

Number and Level 4 Master's



Project Objectives

To provide graduate library education in school library medialibrarianship, including instructional design and multi-culturalcollection development.

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Institution California State University.Los Angeles

5151 State University DriveLos Angeles, California 90332

Project Director Marilyn GreenbergProfessor of Education


FY 87 Funding 58,000


Project Objectives

To provide persons holding California Teaching Credentialsopportunities to pursue a Master of Arts degree in Education withconcentration in library science, and to simultaneously qualify forthe Library Services Credentials needed for service in Californiaelementary and secondary schools, K-12.

Institution

Project Director

San Jose State UniversityI Washington SquareSan Jose, California 95192-0139

John MorlanHead, Educational Leadership and

Deveiopment DivisionSchool of Education




Project Objectives

To provide a person from an American Pacific Territory withgraduate library education at the Master's level, including the fullrange of library services applicable to the home island setting. Inparticular, the participant will be expected to demonstrateknowledge, skill, and understanding of the school library mediaservices by developing plat. for such service for a home islandsetting.

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Institution

Project Director

University of CaliforniaSchool of Library and Information

StudiesBerkeley, California 94720

Robert BerringDean

and

Nancy Van HouseAssociate Principal Investigator




Project Objectives

To provide the fellows with the opportunity to specialize inensuring that newly evolving retrie'.al -based information serviceswill be designed to respond appropriately to the diverse needs of apluralistic society.

Institution University of California,Los Angeles

Graduate School of Library andInformation Science

405 Hilgard AvenueLos Angeles, California 90024

Project Director Marcia J. BatesAssociate Professor

Number and Level 4 Master's and 2 Doctoral



Project Objectives

To provide training in the most advanced techniques andresearch in automated information retrieval and transfer, andcommunications technology, in order to assure that the recipientswill be maximally competitive in the employment market.

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Institution

Project Director

Number and Level

FY 87 Funding

Grant Period

Project Objectives

Atlanta UniversitySchool of Library and information

Studies223 James P. Brawley Drive, S.W.Atlanta, Georgia 30314

Lorene B. BrownAssociate Professor

1 Master's

$8,000

7-1-87 9-30-88

Tc provide training for individuals to enter into careers inacademic, public, school, and special libraries:information centers

To provide training that will result in: (I) an understanding ofthe intellectual and service-oriented bases of the library/informationprofession and of the informational and cultural roles of thelibrar/information center; (2) a knowledge of current issues, trends,and future projections in library and information science, (3) anunderstanding of the organization, structure, and functions ofdifferent types of libraries and the principles of library/informationcenter management; and (4) knowledge and skills in applyingcomputer technology to library/information services.

Institution

Project Director

Rosary CollegeGraduate School of Library and

Information Science7900 West DivisionRiver Forest, Illinois 60305

Tze-chung LiDean

Number and Level I I% laster's



Project Objectives

To provide training to enhance library career opportunities and

to improve cm expand library services to minority communities.

Institution University of IllinoisGraduate School of Library and

Information Science506 South Wright StreetUrbana, Illinois 61801

Project Director Leslie EdmondsAssistant Professor

Number and Level I Master's and I Doctoral



Project Objectives

To provide educational opportunities for individuals at theMaster's level to prepare for library work in areas of special serviceto the underrepresented in school, public and academic libraries,and to prepare individuals at the Doctoral level to teach in schoolsof library and information science.

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Institution

Project Diredor

Number and Level

FY 87 Funding

Grant Period

Project Objectives

Indiana UniversitySchool of Library and Information

ScienceP.O. Box 1847Bloomington, Indiana 47402

Herbert S. WhiteDean

3 Master's

$24,000

7-1-87 9-30-88

To provide library and information science education, withspecial emphasis on library service to the handicapped.

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Institution University of KentuckyCollege of Library and Information

ScienceLexington, Kentucky 40506-0027

Project Director Timothy W. SineathDean



Grant Period 7-1-87 -- 9-30-88

Project Cbjectives

To provide public and academic libraries in Appalachia with apool of information professionals for the purpose of improving thequality of library services to the traditionally underserved people ofthis geographic region; and

To provide residents of Appalachia (especially Georgia,Kentucky, North Carolina, Virginia, and West Virginia) with anopportunity to pursue Master's-level study in library andinformation science, including the use of new techniques ofinformation acquisition and transfer, and of planning and evaluatinglibrary programs and services and disseminating information aboutthese programs and services.

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Institution University of MarylandCollege of Library and Information

ServicesCollege Park, Maryland 20742

Project Director William CunninghamLecturer




Project Objectives

To prepare professionals in library and information science toassume leadership roles in the development, operation, andmanagement of information systems which meet both society'sneeds in general and needs of special populations in the society.

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Institution

Project Director

University of MichiganSchool of Information and Library

Studies580 Union DriveAnn Arbor, Michigan 48109-1346

Robert WarnerDean




Project Objectives

To provide training in comprehending and applying effectivelythe bask theory and skills relating to the selection, acquisition,organization, storage, retrieval, dissemination, and use ofinformation in libraries and information centers.

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Institution University of MissouriSchool of Library and Information

Science1 1 1 Stewart HallColumbia, Missouri 65211

Project Director Emma Jean McKininAssistant Professor




Project Objectives

To provide opportunities for study in library and informationscience, with a specialty in health sciences librarianship, needed inacademic health sciences centers, hospital libraries andgovernmental health sciences libraries.

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Institution

Project Director

University of MissouriSchool of Library and Information

Science104 Stewart HallColumbia, Missouri 65211

Mary F. LenoxDean




Project Objectives

To provide training for professional positions in diversemultimedia information environments through cooperative effortsof the School of Library and Information Science, the College ofEducation's Media Instruction Program, and the School ofJournalism's Radio and Television Broadcasting Program.

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Institution Rutgers UniversityGraduate School of Library and

Information Studies4 Huntington StreetNew Brunswick, New Jersey 08903

Project Director Betty TurockAssistant Professor




Project Objectives

Fellows will study for the Master's degree in library andinformation studies with a concentration in scientific and technicalinformation, and a particular expertise in utilizing electronictechnology.

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Institution

Project Director

Rutgers UniversityGraduate School of Library and

Information Studies4 Huntington StreetNew Brunswick, New Jersey 08903

Brent RubenProject Director

Number and Level 1 Doctoral



Project Objectives

To increase the number of researchers, professors of libraryeducation, and upper-level library managers and to increase theresearch base dealing with the social impact of the newtechnologies on the information rich and information poor.

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Institution Columbia UniversitySchool of Library ServiceBox 20 Low LibraryNew York, New York 10027

Project Director Arlene TaylorAssociate Professor

Number and Level 3 Post-master's



Project Objectives

To increase opportunities for individuals at the mid-management level to broaden their knowledge of the managerialaspects of acquiring, implementing, and maintaining bibliographicsystems, using the sophisticated technology now mailable, and toobtain the Certificate of Information Management.

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Institution

Project Director

CUNY, Queens CollegeGraduate School of Library and

information Studies65-30 Kissena BoulevardFlushing, New York 11367

David CohenProfessor




Project Objectives

To encourage and prepare outstanding and highly motivatedstudents for effective roles as librarians in school, public andacademic libraries that serve racial and ethnic groups in the localcommunities, as well as in libraries that serve health and hospitalfacilities.

Institution Long Island University, C.W. PostCampus

Palmer School of Library andInformation Science

Greenvale, New York 11548

Project Director Lucienne G. MailletDean




Project Objectives

To recruit academically qualified students wishing to enter theprofession of library and information science; to prepare thosestudents for positions in public, school, academic, special libraries,or information centers by training them in the latest information/library technology, including techniques of information acquisition,transfer and electronic communications; and to assist them inobtaining employment to suit their areas of interest and consistentwith their particular talents.

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Institution

Project Director

SUNY at AlbanySchool of Information Science and

Policy135 Western AvenueAlbany, New York 12222

Alan ReesProfessor

Number and Level 3 Masters



Project Objectives

To provide the opportunity for persons to pursue the Master'sof Library Science degree with a specialization in Health SciencesInformation Resources Management involving mediLal education,records administration, clinical decisionmaking and expert systemsdesign.

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Institution North Carolina Central UniversitySchool of Library and Information

Science1801 Fayetteville StreetDurham, North Carolina 27707

Project Director Benjamin F. Speller, Jr.Dean




Project Objectives

To provide an education in librarianship at the Master's levelfor students with undergraduate specialties in natural andmathematical sciences to become academic, public, or speciallibrarians, or information service professionals. Special attentionwould be given to providing learning experiences in the newertechniques of information acquisition, transfer, and communicationtechnology, and to developing analytical and managerial skills.

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Institution Kent State UniversitySchool of Library ScienceKent, Ohio 44242

Project Director Lubomyr R. WynarDirector



Grant Period 7-1-87 9.30-88

Project Objectives

To provide opportunities for persons from economicallydisadvantaged groups for study in library and information sciencewith emphasis on providing for the information needs of theeconomically disadvantaged minority populations, in large urbanareas, deprived rural areas, or isolated ethnic communities

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Institution

Project Director

University of PittsburghDepartment of Library and

Information SciencePittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15260

Blanche WoollsChairperson

Number and Level 2 Master's and 2 Doctoral



Project Objectives

To increase opportunities for individuals to obtain the basicprofessional education needed to enter the library and informationscience profession by completing the requirements for the firstpr 'ifessional degree, the Master of Library Science (MLS).

To increase opportunities for professional advancement forexperienced individuals to obtain training at the Doctoral level forcareers in research, teaching and higher-level management oflibrary and information agencies.

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Institution

Project Director

North Texas State UniversitySchool of Library and Information

ScienceP.O. Box 13796NT StationDenton, Texas 76203

Herman TottenProfessor




Project Objectives

To recruit academically qualified students to the libraryprofession by offering financial assistance to pursue graduateprofessional programs of study at the Master's and Doctoral levels,to prepare these students for appropriate career positions inacademic, public, school, or special libraries, and to assist thesestudents in locating suitable professional positions fitting theirparticular interests and areas of specialization.

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Institution Texas Woman's UniversitySchool of Library and Information

StudiesP.O. Office Box 22905, TWU StationDenton, Texas 76204

Project Director Brooke E. SheldonDean




Project Objectives

MLS. To provide opportunities for persons currently employedas paraprofessionals in libraries to obtain the Master's of LibraryScience degree with emphasis on leadership and organizationalskills of planning, evaluation, and communication, and on theutilization of newer technologies to meet the library andinformation needs of a variety of clienteles.

PhD. To prepare professional library and information scientiststo teach library and information studies, perform high-qualityresearch in library and information studies, and administer largerlibraries, library and information systems.

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Institution

Project Director

University of TexasGraduate School of Library and

Information ScienceAustin, Texas 78712-1276

Ronald WyllysDean




Project Objectives

To recruit and train persons in library and information science,by providing courses of instruction on collection development andmaintenance, development and administration of library andinformation science programs needed to provide for informationneeds of the underserved.

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Institution University of Wisconsin at MadisonSchool of Library and information

StudiesHelen White Hall600 North Park StreetMadison, Wisconsin 53706

Project Director Jane Robbins-CarterDirector

Number and Level 2 Post-masters and 2 Doctoral



Project Objectives

To recruit individuals from library settings who will indicatethey intend to return to their library positions after haying earnedthe appropriate degree, and to provide opportunities forconcentrating their study in the areas of measurement, ealuation,and problem solving.

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Institution University of Wisconsin atMilwaukee

School of Library and InformationScience

Milwaukee. Wisconsin 53201

Project Director Mohammed AmanDean


FY 87 Funding $16.000


Project Objectives

To attract to the library and information science professionqualified individuals with a strong service commitment and interestin the appliLations of newer technologies in providing communityinformation services.

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Abstracts

of

Funded

Institute

Projects

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Institution

Project Director

Puerto Rico Department ofEducation

Box 759Hato Rey. Puerto Rico 00919

Alma D. Rodriguez ColonSchool Librarian

Number of Participants 20

FY 87 Funding 565.132


Length of Institute 12 months

Project Objectives

The project will include the following topics:

Theoretical and philosophical overview of the libraryprofession and the services involved.

Purpose. function, and service of each type of library inour society.

The library profession. its terminology, literature.associations, and education for librarianship.

The role of the librarian as an information specialist.

Evaluation of different types of basic sources of informationmost approp.iate for reference service (dictionaries.encyclopedias. yearbooks. and others).

The role of the library as an information center.Evaluation and selection of resource material, such as:video cassette recordings. software. and motion pictures.

The role of the library as an integral part of new curriculumand organizational trends, such as. ungraded schools. teamteaching. open classrooms, flexible time schedules, andindependent stu iy.

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Broaden the concept of school library to that of mediacenter.

Cataloging and bibliographic description techniques and themechanization of these services.

A study of various methods used in the cataloging by subjectmatter. structure. and principles of classification.

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Institution University of WashingtonLibrariesSeattle, Washington 98 195

Project Director Karl LoHead, East Asian Library

Number of Participants

FY 87 Funding $51319


Length of Institute 2 weeks

Project Objectives

The duration of the institute is two weeks. During that period.the participants will deal with five major topics. as follows:

The state of the field. This will be a broad-ranging survey ofEast Asian studies and librarianship in North America.focusing attention on teaching and research trends and theaccompanying needs that will have to be filled by EastAsian librarians.

Information technology. The participants will be introducedto the state of the art in such manners as characterproct,ssing in Chinese. Japanese. and Korean (hereinafterCJK). There will be sessions on library applications ofcomputer technology, on personal computer applications, onmaking use of the mainframe computers on home campuses.and other related topics.

East Asian bibliographies. Material will be presented on thehistory of the East Asian book and relevant bibliographicalmatters. Considerable attention of CJK materials in NorthAmerica in the Romanized forms and in vernacular data.

Library management. Theory and concepts in library

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management. particularly as the) pertain to East Asianlibraries. will be another major focus. Sessions w;11 also bedevoted to collection of data and to analysis of librarystatistics.

National and international cooperation. It is now generallyrecognized that no one East Asian library can be wholl)autonomous: no library can, by itself, meet the needs of allits users. Cooperation has been slow to develop, but recenttrends in the use of computerized data make thatcooperation not merely desirable but essential. To give justone example: the Chinese Chapter Code for InformationInterchange (usually referred to as CCCII) was developedon Taiwan and is used by OCLC (Online Computer LibraryCenter) and RLIN (Research Library Information Network)in North America. Just recently we were informed thatCCCII (in spite of its place of origin) has been endorsed bythe People's Republic of China. All East Asian librariesmust be prepared to cooperate on both national andinternational bases.

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Fellowship

Funding

History

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HEA Title II-B Fellowship Funding History: Fiscal Years 1966-87

Totals forFiscal Years 1966.86 Fiscal Year 1987

Totals forFiscal Years 1966-87

Institution Numberand Level

Amount Numberand Level

AmountI Numberand Level

Amount

AlabamaAlabama A and M

University I Master's S 74,240 11 Masters S 74,240

University of Alabama 5 Master's 40.000 I Masters $ 8.000 6 Master's 48.000

ALABAMA STATE TOTAL 17 Master's $ 122,240

ArizonaArizona State University 2 Master's 16.000 2 Master's 16,000

Mesa Community College 8 Associate 26,950 8 Associate 26.950

University of Arizona 25 Masters I76,160 25 Masters 176.160

27 Master'sARIZONA STATE TOTAL 8 Associate $ 219,110

Arkansas

University or Arkansas 2 Masters 12,600 2 Masters 12.600

University of CentralArkansas I Masters 8.000 4 Masters 32.000 5 Masters 41.000to

.c,ARKANSAS STATE TOTAL 7 Master's $ 52,600

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HEA Title II-B Fellowship Funding History: Fiscal Years 1966-87Continued

Inctitution

Totals forFiscal Years 1966-86 Fiscal Year 1987


Numberand Level



Amount

CaliforniaCalif. State Univ., Fullerton 5 Master's $ 33.200 5 Master's S 33,200

Calif. State Univ.,Los Angeles 7 Masters 56,000 1 Master's $ 8.000 8 Master's 64,000

City College ofSan Francisco 27 Associate 132,030 27 Associate 132,030

Immaculate Heart College 10 Master's 62,400 10 Master's 62,400

San Jose State University 5 Master's 33,760 I Master's 8,000 6 Master's 41,760

University of California,Berkeley

90 Doctoral53 Master's 1.175,980 3 Master's 24,000

90 Doctoral56 Master's 1,199,980

University of California,Los Angeles

3 Doctoral9 Post-master's 2 Doctoral

9 Post-master's74 Master's

70 Master's 586,230 4 Master's 56,000 5 Doctoral 642,230

University of Southern . I Doctoral 51 DoctoralCalifornia 42 Master's 765,342 42 Master's 765,342


27 AssociateCALIFORNIA STATE TOTAL 146 Doctoral $2,940,942


Institution



Numberand Level



Amount

ColoradoUniversity of Denver

ConnecticutSouthern Conn. State

10 Post-master's59 Master's $ 494920

COLORADO STATE TOTAL



$ 494920

$ 494,920

College 1 Post-master's 12.000 I Post-master's 12.000

CONNECTICUT STATE TOTAL 1 Post-master's $ 12,000

District of ColumbiaCatholic University 5 Post-masters 5 Post-master's

72 Master's 513.880 72 Masters 513.880

University of D.C. 4 Bachelors 4 Bachelors6 Associate 6 Associate

2 Masters 51.000 2 Master's 51,000

4 Bachelor's

4:.5 Post-master's. 74 Master's

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 'farm, 6 Associate $ 564,880

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.&. HEA Title 11-B Fellowship Funding History: Fiscal Years 1966-87ContinuedN

Institution


Totals forFiscal Years 1966.87

Numberand Level



Amount

FloridaFlorida State University 36 Doctoral

44 Post-master's36 Doctoral44 Post-master's

80 Master's $1.239,252 80 Master's $1,239.252

University of South Florida 2 Master's 12,600 2 Master's I2,600

36 Doctoral44 Post-master's

FLORIDA STATE TOTAL 82 Master's $1,251,852

GeorgiaAtlanta University 66 Master's 431,360 I Master's 8,000 67 Master's 439,360

Emory University 38 Master's 241,920 38 Master's 241.920

Georgia Inst. of Technology 6 Master's 37,440 6 Master's 37,440

GEORGIA STATE TOTAL 111 Master's $ 718,720

HawaiiUniversity of Hawaii 60 Master's 388,200 60 Master's 388,200

HAWAII STATE TOTAL 60 Master's $ 388,200

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Institution



Numberand Level


Amount1 Number 1 Amountand Level

IllinoisCommittee of Inst. Coop. 54 Doctoral $ 456.160 54 Doctoral S 456.160

Northern Illinois University 6 Post-masters 6 Post-master's8 Master's 99.510 8 Masters 99,510

Rosary College 5 Traineeships 5 Traineeships40 Master's 289.840 1 Master's 8.000 41 Master's 297.840

University of Chicago 57 Doctoral 57 Doctoral24 Post-master's 24 Post-master's43 Master's 1.067.290 43 Master's 1,067,290

University of Illinois 3 Post-master's 3 Post-masters77 Doctoral I Doctoral 78 Doctoral80 Master's 1.286.730 I Masters 20,000 81 Master's 1,306.730


5 TraineeshipsILLINOIS STATE TOTAL 173 Master's $3,227,530

Indiana.&..trl Ball State University II Master's 73.920 I 1 Master's 73,920

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HEA Title 11-B Fellowship Funding History: Fiscal Years 1966-87Continued

Institution



Numberand Level



Amount

IndianaContinuedIndiana State University 7 Master's S 43,680 7 Master's $ 43,680

Indiana University 94 Doctoral 94 Doctoral54 Master's 1,269,204 3 Master's S 24,000 57 Master's 1,293,204

Purdue University 3 Traineeships 19,920 3 Traineeships 19,920

75 Master's3 Traineeships

INDIANA STATE TOTAL 94 Doctoral $1,430,724

IowaUniversity of Iowa 19 Master's 134,400 19 Master's 134,400

IOWA STATE TOTAL 19 Master's $ 134,400

KansasKansas State Teacher's

College ti Master's 311,880 49 Master's 311,880

KANSAS STATE TOTAL 49 Master's $ 311,880

KentuckyUniversity of Kentucky 51 Master's 331,620 I Master's 8,000 52 Master's 339,620

KENTUCKY STATE TOTAL 52 Master's $ 339,620

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Institution



Numberand Level


Amount Number I Amountand Level

LouisianaLouisiana State University

Southern University

MarylandUniversity of Maryland

MassachusettsSimmons College

20 Post-master's40 Master's $ 420,470

7 Master's 45,000

6 Post-master's12 Doctoral82 Master's

20 Post-master's40 Master's $ 420.470

7 Master's 45,000

20 Post-master'sLOUISIANA STATE TOTAL 47 Master's $ 465,470

699,960 4 Master's

6 Post-master's12 Doctoral

32,000 86 Master's

6 Pnst-master's12 Doctoral

MARYLAND STATE TOTAL 86 Master's

731.960

$ 731,960

13 Doctoral 13 Doctoral2 Post-master's 2 Post-master's

79 Master's 656,220 79 Master's 656,220

13 Doctoral2 Postmaster's

MASSACHUSETTS STATE TOTAL 79 Master's $ 656,220

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A HEA Title II-B Fellowship Funding History: Fiscal Years 1966-87Continuedas

Institution



Numberand Level



Amount

MichigarUniversity of Michigan 100 Doctoral 100 Doctor'

106 Master's S1,654,630 I Master's S 8,000 107 Master's S 1,662,630

Wayne State University 5 Post-master's42 Master's 318,410

Western MichiganUniversity 12 Post-master's

37 Master's 343,080

MinnesotaUniversity of Minnesota

5 Post-master's42 Master's 318,410

12 Post-master's37 Master's 343,080


MICHIGAN STATE TOTAL 100 Doctoral $2,324,120

12 Post-master's 12 Post-master's20 Doctoral 20 Doctoral45 Master's 588,620 45 Master's 588,620


MINNESOTA STATE TOTAL 45 Master's $ 588,620

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Institution



Numberand Level



Amount

MississippiCoahoma Junior College

University of Mississippi

12 Associate S 56,500

2 Master's 12,400

Univ. of Southern Mississippi 22 Master's 151,480

MISSISSIPPI STATE TOTAL

12 Associate S 56,500

2 Master's 12,400

22 Master's 151.480

12 Associate24 Master's $ 220,380

MissouriUniversity of Missouri 35 Master's 246,720 4 Master's 32,000 39 Master's 278,720

MISSOURI STATE TOTAL 39 Master's $ 278,720

New JerseyRutgers University 78 Doctoral I Doctoral

72 Master's 1,201,690 I Master's 20,000 79 Doctoral73 Master's S1,221.690

79 Doctoral4:. NEW JERSEY S'I'A'I'E TOTAL 73 Master's $1,221,690-.1

.p. HEA Title II-B Fellowship Funding History: Fiscal Years 1966-87Continued00

Institution



Numberand Level



Amount

New YorkColumbia University 103 Doctoral

21 Post-master's24 Post-master's

103 Doctoral43 Master's $1,447,042 3 Post-master's $ 36.000 43 Master's $1.483.042

CUNY, Queens College 3 Post-master's 3 Post-master's36 Master's 276.500 I Master's 8,000 37 Master's 284.500

Long Island University.C.W. Post Center 26 Master's 179320 I Master's 8.000 27 Master's 187,720

Pratt Institute 44 Master's 278,660 44 Master's 278.660

St. John's University 20 Master's 14L480 20 Master's 141,480

SUNY at Albany I Post-master's I Post-master's69 Traineeships 69 Traineeships81 Master's 905512 3 Master's 24.000 84 Master's 929.512

SUNY at Buffalo 2 Post-master's 2 Post-master's6 Doctoral 6 Doctoral

33 Master's 296.420 33 Master's 296.420

SUNY at Geneseo 13 Master's 8 LI 20 13 Master's 81,120

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Institution

Totals forfiscal Years 1966-86 Fiscal Year 1987


Numberand Level



Amount

New YorkContinuedSyracuse University 6 Doctoral 6 Doctoral

51 Master's $ 382.980 51 Master's $ 382.980

115 Doctoral30 Post-master's69 Traineeships

NEW YORK STATE TOTAL 352 Master's $4,065,434

North CarolinaAppalachian State

University 7 Masters 49.080 7 Masters 49.080

N.C. Central University 5 Bachelors 5 Bachelors42 Master's 294.350 I Masters 8000 43 Master's 302350

University of North 3 Post-master's 3 Post-mastersCarolina. Chapel Hill 3 Doctoral 3 Doctoral

31 Masters 255300 31 Masters 255300

University of N.C..Greensboro 12 Masters 83.040 12 Masters 83.040

93 Master's4.\ C> 5 Bachelor's

3 Post-master'sNORTH CAROLINA STATE TOTAL 3 Doctoral $ 690,170

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HEA Title II -B Fellowship Funding History: Fiscal Years 1966-87Continued

Institution



Numberand Level



Amount

North DakotaUniversity of North Dakota 7 Bachelor's S 34350

NORTH DAKOTA STATE TOTAL

7 Bachelor's

7 Bachelor's

S 34350

$ 34.750

OhioCase Western Reserve 73 Doctoral 73 Doctoral

University 38 Masters 938,286 38 Masters 938386

Kent State University 52 Masters 339A20 I Master's 8,000 53 M; ;ter's 347A20

Ohio State University 6 Doctoral 6 Doctoral3 Master's 76,380 3 Masters 76380

University of Toledo 13 Master's 85,000 13 Master's 85,000

79 DoctoralOHIO STATE TOTAL 107 Master's $1,447,086

OklahomaUniversity of Oklahoma 12 Doctoral 12 Doctoral

42 Master's 374,580 42 Masters 374,580

12 DoctoralOKLAHOMA STATE TOTAL 42 Master's $ 374,580

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Institution



Numberand Level



Amount

OregonUniversity of Oregon 29 Master's $ 186,760 29 Masters S 186.760

OREGON STATE TOTAL 29 Master's $ 186,760

Pennsylvania

Drexel University 57 Masters 371,786 57 Master's 371.786

University of Pittsburgh 12 Post-masters 12 Post-master's76 Doctoral 2 Doctors' 78 Doctoral60 Master's 1,236,053 2 Master's 40.000 62 Master's 1.276.053


PENNSYLVANIA STATE TOTAL 78 Doctoral $1,647,839

South CarolinaUniversity of South Carolina 7 Master's 48,320 7 Master's 48,320

SOUTH CAROLINA STATE TOTAL 7 Master's $ 48,320

South DakotaUniversity of South Dakota 4 Master's 26.560 4 Masters 26,560

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE TOTAL 4 Master's $ 26,560

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Numberand Level



Amount

Tennessee

East Tennessee StateUniversity 2 Master's $ 12.480 2 Master's $ 12.480

University of Tennessee 14 Master's 88.280 14 Master's 88,280

Vanderbilt University I Post-master's I Post- maste' s72 Master's 469390 72 Master's 469390

I Post-master'sTENNESSEE STATE TOTAL 88 Master's $ 570,550

Texas

North Texas State University 6 Doctoral 1 Master's 7 Doctoral45 Master's 372320 I Doctoral 20,000 46 Master's 392320

Our Lady of the LakeCollege 15 Master's 95.800 15 Master's 95,800

Texas Woman's University 12 Doctoral41 Master's 384260

I Master',I Doctoral 20.000

13 Doctoral42 Master's 404,260

University of Houston.Clear Lake 2 Master's 16,000 2 Master's 16.000

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Numberand Level

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AmountNumberand Level

Amount

Texas--ContinuedUniversity of Texas

WashingtonUniversity of Washington

12 Doctoral 12 Doctoral17 Post-master's 17 Post-master's89 Master's $ 869,870 I Master's S 8,000 90 Masters $ 877.870


TEXAS STATE TOTAL 195 Master's $1.786,250

15 Doctoral79 Master's 648.310

15 Doctoral79 Master's 648.310

15 DoctoralWASHINGTON STATE TOTAL 79 Master's $ 648,310

WisconsinUniversity of Wisconsin, 24 Post-master's 26 Post-master's

Madison 57 Doctoral 2 Post-masters 59 Doctoral46 Master's 1.051.952 2 Doctoral 48,000 46 Masters

University of Wisconsin,Milwaukee 23 Master's 162,100 2 Master's

1,099,952

16,000 25 Masters 178,100

HEA Title II-B Fellowship Funding History: Fiscal Years 1966-87--Continued

Institution



Numberand Level



Amount

WisconsinContinuedUniversity of Wisconsin,

Oshkosh I I Master's $ 77,200

Total, All States16 Bachelor's53 Associate77 Traineeships

243 Post-master's1,072 Doctoral2,737 Master's $31,038,659

I I Master's $ 77,200


WISCONSIN STATE TOTAL 82 Master's $1,355,252

16 Bachelor's53 Associate77 Traineeships

5 Post-master's 248 Post-master's10 Doctoral 1,082 Doctoral45 Master's $540,000 2,782 Master's $31,578,659

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