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RF Annual Report - 1935 - The Rockefeller Foundation

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THE SOCIAL SCIENCES 243<br />

first experiment, the National Institute announced<br />

that it could accept sixty participants<br />

in this Institute of Government. It received<br />

over two hundred requests and actually accommodated<br />

eighty students.<br />

Social Science Research Council<br />

Public Administration Committee<br />

An<br />

appropriation of $165,000 to the Social<br />

Science Research Council, for the use of its<br />

Public Administration Committee during the<br />

five-year period July 1, <strong>1935</strong>, to June 30, 1940,<br />

provided 315,000 which might be allocated for<br />

brief or exploratory studies or projects during<br />

the first year, and $30,000 each year for the expenses<br />

of maintaining a full-time staff.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Public Administration Committee of the<br />

Social Science Research Council had been in existence<br />

for a number of years before this grant was<br />

provided, and had a membership thoroughly representative<br />

of leading scholars and men actively<br />

engaged in public administration. Equipped with<br />

a full-time staff, this group appeared suited to<br />

serve in a liaison capacity between public'administrators<br />

and<br />

scholars having interest and<br />

ability to study practical problems in their basic<br />

aspects. <strong>The</strong> integration of work in public administration<br />

now<br />

carried on in the several research<br />

centers of the country will be attempted<br />

© 2003 <strong>The</strong> <strong>Rockefeller</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong>

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