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ISSN 1039-3498 | no. 53| October 2001


Harold White Fellowships for 2002

Dr  Keiko Tamura

Dr Keiko Tamura—to undertake a critical study of the Harold Williams Collection

Each year the National Library of Australia Council awards Harold White Fellowships to distinguished scholars, writers and researchers. Named in honour of Sir Harold White CBE, the first National Librarian, the Fellowships aim to support scholarly and literary use of the Library’s collections and to promote the Library as a centre for research and scholarship.

Fellowships are awarded to enable established scholars and writers to conduct research based at the Library for periods of three to six months. This year the Library received 46 applications for the Harold White Fellowships for 2002. The applicants selected as Harold White Fellows are:

Fellows

Honorary Fellows

The Library will also award a special additional fellowship to Dr Kerry White an independent scholar, writer and reviewer and the author of the major bibliography of contemporary Australian children’s literature. The special fellowship will enable Dr White to complete the bibliography to the end of 2000.

Further information on the Harold White Fellowships may be obtained from the National Library’s web site www.nla.gov.au/collect/fellows.html.

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