Alaska Scottish Rite Of Freemasonry
Establishes Program Of Scholarships
At their regular monthly meet
ing in Juneau on May 10, members
of the Alaska Scottish Rite of Free
masonry established the Alaska
Scottish Rite Educational Fund.
The Fund is to provide fellowships
and scholarships for studies lead
ing toward better government and
public administration.
Immediately available is a fel
lowship of $2,200 for a year’s grad
uate study in the School of Govern
ment, Business, and International
Affairs at The George Washington
University, Washington, D.C. Cur
ricula offered to successful Scot
tish Rite Fellows include courses
in international affairs, public af
fairs, public administration, and
personnel administration.
These curricula will lead to M.A.
degrees in these fields, and should
be of interest to young men and
women who plan to pursue careers
in goveinment service at the fed
eral, state, and local levels.
Requirements for the fellowship
include an A.B. or B.S. from an ac
credited college or university such
as the University of Alaska or the
Alaska Methodist University and
an appropriate background in eco
nomics, international affairs, po
litical affairs, political science, so
cial science, with a “B” grade av
erage.
Personal qualifications are de
termined by interview with Scot
tish Rite Masons designated by the
Alaska Deputy of the Supreme
Council.
More than 100 similar fellow
ships at George Washington Uni
versity have been financed by Scot
tish Rite bodies of other states.
Upon request by the Soverign
Grand Commander, the Deputy for
Alaska appointed a committee to
carry out an education program in
this state.
Interested students should con
tact the Committee on Education,
Anc. & Acc. Scottish Rite of Free
masonry, Box 1194, Juneau, Alaska.
Upon receipt of inquiries, the Com
mittee will advise prospective can
didates as to specific undergradu
ate subjects required for the fel
lowship and other pertinent mat
ters.
Tentative plans are to finance
other fellowships and scholarships
from the new Fund. These would
be for both undergraduate and
graduate study in Alaskan univer
sities. Details will be announced
as plans progress.
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