RF Annual Report - 1935 - The Rockefeller Foundation

THE MEDICAL SCIENCES 99
them worked in more than onefield,and all concentrated
on some special aspect of their chosen
fields. Their studies were carried on
in the
United States, England, Switzerland, Austria,
Germany, Canada, and the Netherlands.
Agencies toward whose fellowship programs in
the medical sciences the Foundation contributed
administered a total of 150 fellowships financed
by Foundation funds. The National Research
Council supervised nineteen such fellowships
held by Americans. The Medical Research Council,
London, administered thirteen fellowships
for advanced study in the United States. The
Notgemeinschaft der Deutschen Wissenschaft
and the Hungarian Scholarship Council each
administered one fellowship. The Peiping Union
Medical College, with funds provided by the
Foundation, administered fourteen fellowships
granted to Chinese students for study abroad,
and eleven granted to students for study at the
college. Ninety-one students studied at the college
for short periods of time on small grants.
The sum of 2125,000 was appropriated by
The Rockefeller Foundation in 1935 for grants
in aid in the medical sciences.
Forty-three grants in aid of research projects
in psychiatry and related fields were
made in 1935. These ranged in amount from $490
to 26,500, and totaled {5105,838.35, They were
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