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936 TRUST EMOLUMENTS Unexpended income. M. Scholl Lecturer payable by the University, the excess of the income over that amount may be applied in support of the work of the Lecturer in such manner as may be approved by the General Board on the recommendation of the Faculty Board of Clinical Medicine. 4. Any unexpended income of the Fund in a financial year may in any subsequent year be expended in accordance with Regulation 3. SCHRODERS BOOK FUND FOR JAPANESE STUDIES The sums given to the University by Schroder Investment Management Limited shall form a fund called the Schroders Book Fund for Japanese Studies. The income of the Fund shall be used at the discretion of the Head of the Department of East Asian Studies in consultation with and with the agreement of the teaching officers in Japanese in the Department to purchase books and other materials on Japanese subjects for the library of the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies. Name. Lecturer. Grants. Conferences. Remaining income. A.W. SCOTT FUND 1. The money received from the bequest of Professor A. W. Scott for the furtherance of Physical Science shall constitute a fund called the A. W. Scott Fund. 2. A short course of lectures, to be called the Scott Lectures, shall be delivered each year in the Department of Physics. The Lecturer, who shall be called the Scott Lecturer, shall be appointed by the Faculty Board of Physics and Chemistry, and shall be paid from the income of the A. W. Scott Fund such sum as the Faculty Board shall from time to time determine. 3. The Head of the Department of Physics may, from that part of the income of the fund which remains each year after the payment to the Lecturer has been made, (a) make grants to registered Graduate Students working in the Department of Physics, and (b) defray the expenses of scientific conferences to be held in the Department. 4. The remaining income of the Fund shall be paid into the funds available to the Department of Physics for general purposes. SCOTT POLAR SCHOLARSHIP FUND Fund. Application of income. Managers. Grace 2 of 1 February 2012 1. The Scott Polar Scholarship Fund was established at the centenary of the year in which Captain R. F. Scott and his four companions reached the South Pole and perished on their return journey, to mark their achievements and the scientific legacy of Scott’s Discovery and Terra Nova expeditions to Antarctica. 2. The income from the Fund shall be used to contribute to the fees, maintenance, and field research of postgraduate students at the Scott Polar Research Institute, to enable them to undertake scientific and other related research on polar topics. Scholarships supporting such research, in whole or in part, shall be advertised from time to time by the Managers of the Fund. 3. The Managers of the Fund shall be the Director of the Scott Polar Research Institute and two persons, who would normally be based in the Scott Polar Research Institute, appointed by the Faculty Board of Earth Sciences and Geography to serve for periods of four years at a time. Stat. E, XI. Prize. Examiners. SEATONIAN PRIZE Endowments, 1904, p. 369 1. There shall be offered in each year a Seatonian Prize for a poem on a subject conducive to the honour of the Supreme Being and the recommendation of virtue. 2. The Prize shall be awarded by three Examiners who shall be appointed in the Lent Term of each year, two on the nomination of the Faculty Board of Divinity and one on the nomination of the Faculty Board of English. Each Examiner shall receive from the Seatonian Fund, unless no exercise is sent in, such amount as may be determined by the Faculty Boards within a range approved from time to time by the Council.
FUNDS, STUDENTSHIPS, PRIZES, LECTURESHIPS, ETC. 937 3. The Prize shall be open for competition among all members of the Senate and all persons who are possessors of the status of Master of Arts. 4. In the course of the Michaelmas Term next following their appointment the Examiners shall give public notice of a subject for the Prize, and all exercises for the Prize shall be sent to the Registrary not later than 30 September next following. 5. Each candidate shall send three copies of his or her exercise to the Registrary. The exercise shall be in a printed or typewritten form; it shall bear a motto but not the candidate’s name, and shall be accompanied by a sealed envelope bearing the same motto outside and containing the candidate’s name and College. 6. The successful candidate shall receive the net income of the Seatonian Fund after payment of the Examiners. 7. The successful candidate shall deposit a printed or typewritten copy of his or her poem in the University Library. Who may be candidates. Subject, when to be announced. Exercises to Registrary. Value of Prize. Condition. SEDGWICK PRIZE Endowments, 1904, p. 404 1. A prize, called the Sedgwick Prize, shall be given every second year for the best essay on some subject in Geology or the kindred sciences. 2. The Prize shall be open to all University officers and Fellows of Colleges, and to other persons employed by the University to carry out research in the Faculty of Earth Sciences and Geography, who have resided sixty days during the twelve months preceding the day on or before which the essays are to be sent in. 3. The essays shall be sent to the Registrary on or before 1 October 2007; and so on every second year. Each essay shall be clearly written, or printed, or typewritten. It is open to candidates to incorporate in their essays material which they have already published, but they are expected to submit a connected presentation of their complete investigations. 4. The successful candidate shall receive two years’ net income of the Fund, or, if no essay be thought worthy of a Prize, this amount shall be added to the capital of the Fund. 5. The Examiners shall be the Woodwardian Professor of Geology, and two persons appointed by the General Board on the nomination of the Faculty Board of Earth Sciences and Geography. Each of the Examiners appointed by the General Board shall receive such sum from the income of the Prize Fund, except where no essay is sent in, as shall be determined by the Faculty Board of Earth Sciences and Geography within a range approved from time to time by the Council. 6. If an Examiner is prevented by illness or other cause from examining, a deputy shall be appointed by the General Board on the nomination of the Faculty Board of Earth Sciences and Geography. 7. The Examiners appointed in the Michaelmas Term 2006 shall hold office until the end of the Lent Term 2008, that is to say, until the award has been made. The new Examiners shall be appointed in the Michaelmas Term 2007, and they shall then, in consultation with the outgoing Examiners, select a subject for the essays on which the award is to be made in the Lent Term 2010; and so on every second year. 8. The Examiners appointed in the Michaelmas Term 2006 shall award the Prize some time in the Lent Term 2008, and at the same time the Woodwardian Professor of Geology shall announce the subject for the next essay; and so on every second year. 9. The University shall have power to alter and amend this scheme from time to time by Grace, on the recommendation of the Faculty Board of Earth Sciences and Geography. Prize. Who may compete. Submission of essays. Value. Examiners. SEDGWICK ROUGH FUND 1. The gift of Major W. Sedgwick Rough, a great-nephew of Professor Adam Sedgwick in whose memory the Sedgwick Museum of Geology (now the Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences) was erected, shall form a fund called the Sedgwick Rough Fund. 2. The capital and income of the Fund shall be applied for such purposes in the Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences as the Director and the Curators of the Museum, jointly, with the concurrence of the Woodwardian Professor of Geology shall from time to time decide. Title. Application.
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