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This history of the American Association of University Women's Fellowship Program highlights the organization's commitment to supporting women in higher education. The book covers the program's evolution from its early days of providing scholarships for study abroad, to its focus on funding research and creative projects by women in various fields. The author draws on archival materials and oral histories to provide a detailed account of this important program.
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